Medicine

Medicine

Synchron's brain-computer interface allows patients to communicate without invasive brain surgery, showcasing significant technological advancement for ALS and paralysis patients.

The American healthcare system is under severe scrutiny following tragic events, revealing significant dissatisfaction among both patients and healthcare professionals.

Neuroinflammation affects muscle performance by disrupting energy production, leading to fatigue.

A man in his 20s was injured but is in stable condition after a shooting incident in Clondalkin.

Engineered mosquitoes can deliver vaccines, potentially providing enhanced immunity against malaria, especially critical due to the high malaria death rate.

Gene therapy saved Aitana's life after she was diagnosed with a severe immune deficiency.

The Strimvelis treatment faced discontinuation, emphasizing the challenge of sustaining innovative medical therapies.

Yazen's acquisition of Medstart enhances its obesity treatment solutions and market reach in Denmark and Norway, aiming to improve patient care across Europe.

Oregonians will face a significant rise in electricity rates, with a projected increase of nearly 50% since 2020.

Zepbound is the first ever FDA-approved medication for treating obstructive sleep apnea, particularly aimed at those with obesity.

Ransomware attacks on healthcare providers can severely disrupt patient care and lead to massive data breaches affecting millions of individuals.

Women face a significantly increased risk for heart disease after menopause due to hormonal changes and lifestyle factors.

Patient participation in clinical trials enhances understanding and treatment of debilitating diseases, exemplified by Andrew Cassy's involvement after his Parkinson's diagnosis.

The "Bill of the Month" project has illuminated medical billing issues, empowering patients and influencing health policy reforms in the U.S. healthcare system.

Many drug-treatment programs fail to provide supportive environments, contributing to relapses and overdose deaths.

Active surveillance and watchful waiting for intermediate-risk prostate cancer increased significantly between 2010 and 2020, highlighting cancer grade's role in management decisions.

Women born in sexist U.S. states experience faster memory decline, with a significant 9-year difference compared to those from less sexist states.

The antioxidant gel improves islet survival in chronic pancreatitis patients post-pancreas removal.

Ireland is evacuating sick children from Gaza for urgent medical treatment following WHO's appeal.

Reduced sense of control drives employees to seek similarity in coworkers, negatively impacting diversity and innovation in teams.

Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine achieved unprecedented milestones in research funding and groundbreaking medical advancements in 2024.

UHN's new facility aims to revolutionize cancer care with advanced technology and centralized resources.

Beware of unsolicited offers for durable medical equipment; fraudsters target seniors to sell unnecessary items.

The role of TRPC channels in calcium signaling and SOCE has been clarified, showing they are not essential for calcium entry.

Botox resistance can develop when treatments become ineffective, despite its popularity and widespread use.

The Clean Power Prescription program helps patients with chronic medical needs by providing utility bill credits funded by solar energy.

This initiative aims to alleviate the energy burden for patients like Kiki Polk who struggle with rising utility costs.

The U.S. health insurance system creates significant barriers for patients, overshadowing their recovery with bureaucratic challenges.

A scientific study promoting hydroxychloroquine as a COVID-19 treatment has been retracted due to significant ethical and methodological concerns.

The winter flu jab is less effective against the A(H3N2) strain of influenza, increasing risks for vulnerable populations.

Colonoscopy is essential for detecting colorectal issues, especially in younger individuals with risk factors like family history.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan has limited coverage for weight-loss drugs, impacting thousands who rely on them for health and well-being.

The killing of Brian Thompson highlights ongoing issues with health coverage denials in America, emphasizing a need for legal recourse for patients.

The killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson prompts reflection on America's broken health care system and the inequality it perpetuates.

Over 112 million in unpaid treatment bills was written off by London's hospitals from overseas patients between 2018 and 2023.

Oxygen treatment reduced cell activity but did not improve metabolic function in type 2 diabetes patients.

The Dow has declined for 10 days despite a 13% increase for the year, highlighting market volatility.

Telehealth is revolutionizing healthcare delivery with significant market growth expected by 2032.

AI integration and wearable technology are key trends shaping the future of telehealth.

Virtual nursing assistants will play a major role in streamlining telehealth services.

Librela, a drug for canine arthritis, may cause severe neurological effects, raising safety concerns despite its approval and marketing by Zoetis.

The winter influenza jab is less effective against the A(H3N2) strain, increasing hospitalization risk for vulnerable populations.

Increased competition for funding threatens global health initiatives amid cuts and a focus on issues like climate change.

H5N1 avian influenza in North America is raising alarm as infections spread, prompting governments to bolster vaccine readiness and health measures.

Breathing rhythms during sleep coordinate hippocampal brain waves, enhancing memory consolidation.

California's cannabis testing lacks thoroughness, risking consumer exposure to dangerous substances.

Mass gainers aid those with fast metabolisms in muscle and weight gain.