AI Model Can Be Used To Diagnose Skin Cancer With Blood Test To Determine Prognosis, Identify Treatment

TECH & INNOVATION 10.07.2022 23:53 PM

Researchers have developed an artificial intelligence model that predicts which skin cancer patients will benefit from a treatment that activates the immune system. Read the article to learn more.

3D Nanoprinted Electrodes Hold Potential for Personalized Treatment of Neurological Disorders

10.06.2022 08:30 AM

Researchers pioneered a new type of microelectrode array that holds the potential to transform how doctors treat neurological disorders. Read the article to learn more.

2022 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Awarded to Scientist Who Discovered the Secret of Neanderthal DNA

10.04.2022 01:45 AM

Svante Pääbo won the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work on sequencing DNA of ancient humans, revealing surprising interbreeding among human species. Read the article to find out more.

Ophthalmologists May Skip Anesthesia Support During Cataract Surgery [STUDY]

10.03.2022 21:57 PM

A new study suggests that anesthesia support may not be necessary for cataract surgery. But how is this possible? Read on to learn why scientists came up with this conclusion.

FDA Approves Amylyx's Relyvrio as an Option for ALS Treatment

09.29.2022 22:41 PM

After the controversy, FDA finally approves Amylyx's drug that could treat ALS. Keep on reading to get the latest update.

Previous COVID-19 Infection Linked to Neurological Conditions in Millions of People

09.26.2022 10:30 AM

An estimated 6.6 million people in the US who had COVID-19 have suffered neurological conditions, such as stroke, cognitive and memory problems, depression, and anxiety. Read the article to know more.

T Cells Use Mechanical Force to Punch Through Tumors, Kill Cancer

09.15.2022 23:11 PM

Researchers identified the mechanical forces used by T cells to kill cancer cells more efficiently. Read the article to learn more.

Monkeypox May Cause Neurological Problems Including Seizure

09.12.2022 08:30 AM

A study claims that aside from the scarring rashes, monkeypox patients can be prone to have neurological conditions, the research was based into 19 studies in different countries.

Queen Elizabeth II Dies 18 Months After Prince Philip Death: Did She Die From Heartbreak Syndrome? Doctor Explains Her Possible Cause of Demise

09.10.2022 05:23 AM

Australian doctor claims that the late Queen Elizabeth II died due to heartbreak syndrome. Continue reading to learn more about this condition.

New Normal Living: Are Booster Shots Enough to Stop the COVID-19 Surge?

09.10.2022 00:56 AM

Many people are wondering if delaying the vaccine or booster in time for the holiday helps. Read the article to know more about the new COVID-19 booster's components and see if they offer better protection.

Self-Assembling Molecules Has Promising Help in Cancer Therapy

09.09.2022 08:00 AM

READ NOW: Suffocating the cancer cells by depriving oxygen supply might be the new aid in cancer therapy.

Novel Antibody-Based Therapy Shows It Could Be A Viable Mode of Treatment for Alzheimer's Disease

09.08.2022 22:45 PM

Scientists are one step closer to creating a treatment for Alzheimer's disease using the new antibody-based therapy used in mice with the disease, showing positive results. Read the article to learn more.

Promising Hair Follicle Claims to Treat Baldness One Hair At A Time

09.08.2022 08:00 AM

Get to know to more about the promising follicle-hack that can treat baldness. Losing her hair triggered Denise Jones to quit her job. She was diagnosed with alopecia areata, an autoimmune disease that results in falling her hair out in patches, leaving bald spots on her scalp.

Cervical Osteoarthritis Can Pass Through Genes? Here's What Study Says

09.08.2022 03:54 AM

Neck arthritis can be a genetic factor? Read on to know what the experts say. The most typical sign of cervicitis is cervicalgia or, in simpler terms, neck pain.

Stem Cell and Gene Therapy Combination Potential Protective Abilities in Motor Neurons of Patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)

09.06.2022 00:14 AM

A combination of stem cell and gene therapy is safe for humans and produces a protein that will protect motor neurons for those with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, according to the first trial. Read the article to learn more.

Blood Type and Stroke Risk: Meta-Analysis Found Link Between the 2 Factors in People Under 60 Years Old

09.04.2022 22:01 PM

A new meta-analysis includes genetic studies focusing on ischemic stroke in younger adults under age 60. Read the article to know how one's blood type is associated with the risk of early onset stroke.

West Nile Virus: Greece Confirms 123 Cases, 11 Related Deaths While Illinois Reports First Death Case

09.01.2022 00:58 AM

Cases of West Nile Virus have been reported in many countries in which some of them have died due to the infection. Read the article to know more details about this current epidemic.

Anti-Binge Eating Device Successful in First Run Based on Mice Study

08.30.2022 10:35 AM

Do you have a binge eating disorder? The new device developed by the University of Pennsylvania may solve your problem. Continue reading to find out why the device works.

Stem Cell a Potential Medicine Against Mycobacterium for Those With Immunodeficiency [Study]

08.19.2022 23:41 PM

The stem cell-derived macrophages will be used to test new effective treatments for people with immunodeficiency. Read the article to know more about these bioengineered immune cells can help fight mycobacterium.

Gaslighting in Medicine Field: Black Patients, Women More Prone to Experience This From Health Care Providers

08.15.2022 01:23 AM

Medical gaslighting has recently received attention from both the medical community and the general public. Being prepared for this situation is critical, as a misdiagnosis can lead to death. Here are some expert recommendations to protect yourself.

National AIDS Control Organisation in India Addresses Management of HIV/AIDS Protests, Denies Shortage of Medicine

07.26.2022 23:24 PM

Read on to know the story behind the protests over HIV medicine shortage in India as people living with such a disease have been protesting outside offices of the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO).