MEDICINE & HEALTH

The Engineer Behind the Breakthrough: Maria Shcherbakova's Path to Smarter Parkinson's Care

MEDICINE & HEALTH 08.21.2025 23:14 PM

In February 2025, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved an adaptive deep-brain stimulation (aDBS) system—a milestone that could transform treatment for Parkinson's disease.

ELISA Kits Help Identify Diabetes, Immune Deficiency Problems, Cancer, and More

08.21.2025 04:04 AM

The human body is a complex system where all organs, tissues, and cells work in harmony. However, various internal and external factors, such as infections, genetic mutations, immune system problems, hormonal imbalances, or exposure to harmful substances, can disrupt the balance. Here is where ELISA test kits come into play.

The Science of Self-Understanding: Exploring Jeremy Griffith's Human Condition Hypothesis

08.20.2025 23:36 PM

In an age of extraordinary scientific progress and deepening global tensions, one question is more urgent than ever: why does a species capable of such creativity, compassion, and intelligence so often descend into conflict, environmental destruction, and self-sabotage? Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith has devoted his career to conquering that frontier.

Did This Biotech Company Just Unlock the Benefits of Fasting in a Pill?

08.20.2025 21:50 PM

Mimio Health has introduced a fasting mimicking formula developed from over 7 years of clinical research into the effects of a 36 hour fast. We explore the science, early data, and what this might mean for the future of longevity support.

How ELISA Testing Kits Help in Zoonotic Disease Surveillance and Research?

08.19.2025 01:06 AM

Zoonotic diseases, also known as zoonoses, are infections that are transmitted between animals and humans. Today, over 60% of all known infectious diseases in humans are zoonotic. These diseases can be caused by various types of pathogens.

The Science Behind Pain Relief: Dr. Mohammad Aalai's Mission to Transform Pain Management

08.19.2025 00:32 AM

The science behind pain management is evolving rapidly, challenging long-held beliefs about how chronic pain should be treated. At the forefront of this transformation is Dr. Mohammad Aalai, an interventional pain specialist and the founder of Pain Free Lives.

Improving Melanoma Detection Through Specialized Dermatopathology Training, by Dr. Michael Piepkorn

08.18.2025 20:46 PM

Dermatopathology bridges the fields of dermatology and pathology and is critical in identifying the most common form of fatal skin cancer, melanoma. Dr. Michael Piepkorn advocates strongly for the vital role that specialized dermatopathology training plays in improving diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes.

Scaling Psychiatric Urgent Care via Telehealth: A Proven Model for Reducing ER Overload

08.18.2025 19:20 PM

This article discusses how the increase of psychiatric urgent care with telehealth decreases ER overload, the benefits it produces, and how implementation can be carried out in practice.

New Study Links COVID-19 to Accelerated Blood Vessel Aging, Particularly in Women

08.18.2025 11:03 AM

The latest research showed that coronavirus infection may accelerate the aging of blood vessels, potentially increasing cardiovascular risk by roughly the equivalent of five years

Woman Hospitalised After Popping a Pimple Most People Wouldn't Think Twice About — What Is the 'Triangle of Death'?

08.18.2025 09:55 AM

A Michigan mother of three was hospitalised after popping a pimple in the face's so-called 'Triangle of Death'—doctors warn why this area is so dangerous.

Thinking Like a Resident: How to Approach USMLE Step 2 with Clinical Confidence

08.15.2025 00:32 AM

For the dedicated students hunched over their laptops and textbooks, the dream of a white coat is within reach, yet it's overshadowed by a single, all-consuming obsession: the USMLE Step 2 preparation.

Popcorn with Purpose, Popcorn for the People: How One Organization Is Redefining Work, Worth, and Inclusion in America

08.13.2025 21:07 PM

It may look like just popcorn: gourmet, crunchy, and wildly popular at events, stadiums, and online. But beneath every bag of Popcorn for the People is a mission that's encouraging the way individuals perceive autism, their employment, and the nature of meaningful work in America.

How Femtech and the Barkin Index Are Shaping Postpartum Care Beyond Diagnosis

08.08.2025 01:49 AM

Until relatively recently, perinatal mental health was not a key focus in the United States. "Nearly two decades ago, postpartum care was less mother-centric," says Dr. Jennifer L. Barkin, a reputed researcher, innovator, and creator of the Barkin Index of Maternal Functioning (BIMF).

Immunology: How GM-CSF Is Becoming a Central Player in 2025's Medical Frontiers

08.05.2025 20:15 PM

For years, GM-CSF was the reliable workhorse of hematology. Scientists now understand that GM-CSF doesn't just build an army; it acts as its field marshal, directing the most strategic units with profound precision.

A First for Vietnam: Robotic System Used to Treat Child with Drug-Resistant Epilepsy

08.04.2025 01:42 AM

Vinmec Central Park performs Vietnam's first robotic epilepsy brain surgery on a child, using AutoGuide™ to achieve a 95% seizure reduction.

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