Tech Billionaire Discontinues Blood Plasma Exchange Due to Lack of Results: ‘No Benefits Detected’

Medicine & Technology Jul 12, 2023

Tech guru Bryan Johnson said young plasma exchange didn't benefit him. Continue reading to learn more.

Understanding and Tackling Racing Thoughts at Night: A Guide to Managing Insomnia

Jul 10, 2023

Check out this article to discover effective ways in tackling racing thoughts at night and learn strategies for managing insomnia.

Intestinal Stem Cell Restoration Can Support as Novel Therapy For Cerebrovascular Stroke Patients [Study]

Nov 22, 2022

A new study suggests that intestinal stem cell restoration can support as novel therapy for cerebrovascular stroke patients. Know more about this news here.

What Is Urinary Bladder Cancer? Scientific Advancements in Medicine, Diagnoses, and Management Discussed

May 20, 2022

Urinary bladder cancer is the fourth most common cancer among men. Read the article to know the recent advances related to its diagnoses and management.

Rehab Robots Could Work as Assistive Personnel, Human Caregivers in Supporting Stroke Patients

Apr 29, 2022

Experts developed a robot that could support stroke patients with a set of systematic gamified activities during rehabilitation. Learn more about how the new approach to stroke therapy works.

Art, Music Therapy for Mental Health Disorder; How Do They Influence the Brain?

Feb 20, 2022

Artists and neuroscientists have launched an initiative to understand how art and music therapy could help in treating mental health disorders, such as PTSD, depression, and Alzheimer's disease.

Menopause Treatment: Laser Rejuvenation Therapy Fails to Show Benefits During Trial

Oct 13, 2021

Many private clinics today offer women a laser procedure to rejuvenate their genitalia and solve menopause, but a new study claims it shows no benefits.

Dengue Fever: New Study Reveals Discovery of the First-Ever Treatment for the Virus

Oct 07, 2021

A new study recently revealed it may have finally discovered a new therapeutics, the first-ever in the field of medicine, for dengue fever.

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: New Study Suggests Stroke Patients May Take Up to 3 Months to Recover

Sep 21, 2021

People who have suffered from a stroke appear to recuperate through physical medicine, more arm, and hand function if rigorous rehabilitation begins two or three months following their brain injury.

What Happens in a Therapy Session? Psychologists Explain What to Expect

Oct 23, 2020

More people are going to therapy during COVID-19. Psychologists explain how you can start.

Blood Marker May Help Doctors Design Specific Therapies for Melanoma Patients

Oct 16, 2020

For the past few years, researchers from Edith Cowan University have been researching biomarkers for cancer. They recently discovered a new biomarker that can help determine the best immunotherapy for patients with melanoma.

Language Therapy After a Stroke Doesn't Need to be Intensive

Sep 07, 2020

Recovering after a stroke includes physical, language and communication therapies. Intense aphasia therapy was observed to be ineffective as researchers propose a better way to improve speech and communication skills after a stroke.

New Study Suggests Best Therapy for Kids and Teens with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Aug 28, 2020

Which OCD therapy is the best? A new study has paved the way for choosing the best type of therapy for kids and teens with OCD. They seek more participants for further research.

Intraoperative Radiotherapy Eyed as Alternative to Conventional Breast Cancer Treatment Techniques

Aug 20, 2020

A new study has demonstrated that a 30-minute radiotherapy technique employed by administering a spherical intrabeam device in the affected part of the body could potentially be as effective as existing conventional therapy procedures. This is after researchers found no significant differences between the methods.

First Treatment for Sleep Paralysis in 4 Steps

Aug 12, 2020

Sleep paralysis episodes can be so terrifying that people fear going to sleep. A new therapy called meditation-relaxation has been developed with just four steps.