MEDICINE & HEALTH

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

MEDICINE & HEALTH 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.

The Convenience of Oral Diabetes Medications: What to Consider

08.03.2025 23:20 PM

This article explores the convenience of oral diabetes medications, their benefits, types, and important considerations for patients and healthcare providers.

Combatting Antibiotic Resistance with Phage Therapies: An Interview with the CEO of BiomX

07.29.2025 19:55 PM

The biological elegance of phage therapy lies in its fundamental difference from chemical antibiotics. While drugs target specific bacterial processes that can be circumvented through genetic mutations, bacteriophages are living entities that co-evolved with bacteria over billions of years.

From Evidence to Practice: Marta Ivaskevych Unveils Definitive Data on Electrolysis at PCOS 2025 London Congress

07.23.2025 03:24 AM

At the 8th Annual Congress on Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and Fertility, held on June 12–13, 2025, in London, U.S.-based electrology specialist Marta Ivaskevych delivered a keynote presentation that drew widespread attention from the medical and scientific community.

FitLine in Focus: How a German Nutrition Concept Is Winning Over Active Lifestyles

07.23.2025 02:51 AM

In today's fast-paced world, health is no longer a seasonal goal or a fleeting resolution—it's an integral part of daily life. Amidst this vibrant culture of self-optimization and conscious living, a health brand from Germany is quietly making waves: FitLine.

Rethinking Staffing, Reviving Healthcare: Aaron Littles Urges a New Era of Innovation and Collaboration

07.18.2025 01:24 AM

The U.S. healthcare system is under pressure, and not only from patient demand. Behind many of these shutdowns, experts say, lies a root cause often overlooked: broken staffing models. For Aaron Littles, the conversation must shift now.

Changing the Stigma Around Addiction Is a Matter of Life and Death, Says Robin Avalos

07.13.2025 20:55 PM

Every time addiction is treated as a moral failing instead of a medical condition, the door to early intervention, compassionate care, and recovery closes just a little more. That door closing can cost lives. Robin Avalos, MMS, PA-C, knows this reality.

Dr. Meera Rath's Lifelong Pursuit of Scientific Innovation and Patient Care

07.11.2025 03:28 AM

Dr. Meera Rath is an internationally recognized researcher specializing in understanding immune-mediated inflammatory mechanisms of disease. This article delves into her inspiring life, remarkable career, and the pivotal research that has the potential to change the landscape of healthcare.

The Hidden Link Between Anxiety and Substance Use Disorders

07.11.2025 03:18 AM

Despite the lingering stigma surrounding therapy, individuals are coming around to see the positive effects that treatment has on a variety of topics. Seeking therapy at The Grove Recovery Community, The Recovery Team, Spark to Recovery, or New Leaf Detox helps many patients take the first step toward recovery and success.

From Cali to Global Fame: The Journey of Trauma Pioneer Paula Ferrada

07.07.2025 03:56 AM

The story of Dr. Paula Ferrada begins with turbulence, not triumph. Today, the halls she once entered nervously are places where her name carries institutional weight. Dr. Paula Ferrada has gone from the unknown to the irreplaceable.

Why Weight Loss Medication Alone May Not Be Enough

07.07.2025 01:58 AM

Weight loss medication alone may not be sufficient to help you achieve your goals or keep the weight off in the long term. Why is this the case, and what other steps are necessary to keep you fitter longer?

From Emergency Room to Epidemiology: How Laura Beatriz's Five-Year Clinical Data Study Is Advancing Public Health in Brazil

07.02.2025 20:02 PM

In the high-stakes environment of a veterinary hospital in Anápolis, Brazil, a young clinician managed a relentless stream of emergencies. While others focused on individual cases, she looked for broader patterns: repeating symptoms, localized outbreaks, and subtle signals often missed amid the urgency.

Creating from a Place of Wellness: What That Really Looks Like

06.30.2025 23:45 PM

This article explores some practical ways creatives can support their well-being in everyday ways.

Supernus Stock Backed by Armistice Capital, Vanguard, Baker Bros.

06.30.2025 03:53 AM

Institutional investors, including Armistice Capital, Vanguard, and BlackRock, back Supernus Pharmaceuticals' $661.8M neurological therapy business

AstroTurf Advances Industry Research into the Multifactorial Nature of Sports Injury Prevention

06.27.2025 02:01 AM

The sports medicine community has witnessed a significant paradigm shift in understanding athletic injuries, moving away from simplistic surface-blaming narratives toward comprehensive, science-based approaches to player safety. AstroTurf is helping drive this transformation by investing in pioneering research partnerships that examine the complex web of factors contributing to sports injuries.

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