MEDICINE & HEALTHWHO plans a meeting this month to decide if the highest alarm for global public health risk should be announced due to the rising cases of the monkeypox disease. Read more about the plans from the organization and the measures they laid out to prevent further outbreaks.
A 13-year-old girl receives a new spine through vertebral body tethering surgery. How is it different from traditional spinal fusion surgery? Read to know more.
A nanotechnology platform developed by scientists could lead to new degenerative bone disease treatments. Read to know more about this nanotech advancement.
An NIH study showed that the immune response stimulated by COVID-19 is damaging the brain’s blood vessels. Learn to read more about this lingering effect.
Hollywood star Brad Pitt thinks that he has a neurological condition that makes recognizing the faces of people hard to process. Read more about the illness and what causes it.
Scientists developed a new device, a lawyer-based diamond sensor that can detect disorders more accurately. Read and find out more about this new technology.
Scientists have found a way to improve communication with the left and right hemispheres of the brain through running speed and REM sleep control. Read the article to learn more.
A study identified a molecule that boosts fat burning in brown adipose tissue that positively correlates with cardio-metabolic health. Read the article to learn more.
Researchers at Yale University discovered a Connecticut resident was infected with COVID-19 for at least 471 days. Continue reading for more details about the long covid case.
ch firm developed a robotic surgery system to assist surgeons in the OR more effectively. Is this the end of a career for surgical trainees? Read to find out.
A team from the University of Buffalo discovered the major factor behind the brain condition called Krabbe disease. Read more about the causes of this neurodegenerative disorder and what the findings offer to studies against the condition.
Every year millions of tourists flock to the streets of Paris to enjoy the City of Lights and Romance. Read on to find out why some people experience a bizarre psychological sickness on their visit and why the Japanese are more vulnerable.