Ancient Mummified Egyptian Children Show Signs of Anemia, Malnutrition, Growth Defects

Medicine & Technology May 17, 2023

Seven out of 21 mummified children in Egypt exhibited signs of anemia. Read to learn more.

New Screening Strategy Helps Identify the Best Cure Against Multiple Myeloma; Paves Way for Improved Cancer Treatment

May 08, 2023

A new state-of-the-art strategy was developed by a group of researchers to help identify the best treatment options for patients with multiple myeloma. Learn more about it in this article.

Poo Transplant Could Restore Normal Microbiome, Help Blood Cancer Survivors

Mar 29, 2023

A new study suggested that a poo transplant can help blood cancer patients restore normal microbiome after a bone marrow transplant. Read more.

Climate Change Linked to Viral Transmission; How Does Rising Temperature Contribute to the Spread of Ebola, Coronaviruses

Apr 28, 2022

New research revealed that inflammatory disease may worsen another. Find out how possible it is and if this new study may contribute to inflammation treatment.

High-Frequency Sound Waves Turn Stem Cells Turn Into Bones for Regrowth, Replacement

Feb 22, 2022

RMIT researchers used high frequency sound waves to induce stem cells for bone regeneration.

Link Between Obesity and Periodontal Disease Found; Research Shows How Inflammation May Trigger a Cell Breakdown

Nov 16, 2021

A new University of Buffalo study recently showed how obesity may be associated with gum disease, specifically periodontal disease.

Brain Condition Treatment May Be Possible As New Study Finds Immune Cells That Shield Brain, Spinal Cord Comes from Skull

Jun 07, 2021

In a recent study, the Washington University School of Medicine researchers found that immune cells that shield the brain and spinal cord come mainly from the skull.

3D Bone Marrow Model May Help Experts Treat Blood Disorders

Jun 01, 2021

Scientists disciver a miniature 3D bone marrow model that can both predict the response of patients to a new therapy for blood platelet disorders.

Boy Without Antibodies Suffer From Unidentified ‘Gene at Fault’

May 05, 2021

CHOP researchers recently discovered the genetic mutation responsible for a boy's condition, which prevents him and other patients like him from forming antibodies and B cells to combat infections.

AML Or Acute Myeloid Leukemia Patients With IDH2 Mutations Get New FDA Approved Drug, Idhifa, For Treatment

Aug 03, 2017

The FDA has recently approved a new drug Idhifa to treat the AML patients with the IDH2 mutations.