MEDICINE & HEALTH

Over-Salting Food Could Heighten Stomach Cancer Risk by 40%, Study Finds

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.10.2024 00:04 AM

According to a new study, those who add salt to their food have a 40% higher likelihood of developing stomach cancer. Read to learn more.

Gene Therapy Allows Deaf Baby Girl Born With Congenital Defect To Hear Unaided, Offering Hope To Individuals Suffering From Hearing Loss

05.09.2024 21:34 PM

A deaf baby girl born with auditory neuropathy was able to hear thanks to a revolutionary gene therapy. Read to learn more.

StoneRidge Centers' Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Helps Patients Overcome Addiction and Mental Health Conditions

05.09.2024 21:17 PM

StoneRidge Centers, an Arizona-based provider of inpatient and outpatient mental health and treatment services, offers Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), two related types of psychotherapy. By talking with their therapist in a structured way, these therapies help patients become aware of inaccurate or negative thinking, helping them get a clearer view of challenging situations and respond to them more effectively.

Koning Health Revolutionizes Breast Imaging with Groundbreaking Technology

05.09.2024 21:06 PM

Innovative solutions are emerging to overcome the limitations of existing breast cancer detection methods, and spearheading this initiative is Koning Health, a leader in medical breast imaging technology. Its mission is to redefine early disease detection, intervention, and treatment through advanced computed tomography (CT) technology to enhance survival rates for millions of patients globally.

AstraZeneca’s COVID Vaccine No Longer Authorized for Use in Europe

05.09.2024 06:20 AM

AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine had been safe and effective in battling the pandemic before it was withdrawn in the European market. Continue reading to learn more.

Institute of Molecular Biotechnology Develops Organoid Model Showing Neuronal Development in Brain

05.09.2024 06:03 AM

Institute of Molecular Biotechnology successfully created an organoid model that allows for a thorough examination of the brain's neural connections. Continue reading to learn more.

Neuralink's First In-Human Brain Implant Encounters Issue But It Doesn't Pose Direct Risk to Patient

05.09.2024 05:00 AM

Neuralink announced in a blog that a number of threads retracted from the brain of the patient implanted with a brain-computer interface (BCI) in January. Continue reading to learn more.

Colorado River Toad Releases Psychedelic Compounds That Could Treat Depression, Anxiety [Study]

05.09.2024 04:30 AM

Colorado River Toads secrete psychedelic substances comparable to dimethyltryptamine (DMT) when they are scared. Continue reading to learn more.

Youth Skin Care Obsession: Doctor Explains What To Do and What To Avoid

05.09.2024 00:34 AM

Skin care has become a popular trend among teens and tweens. Read to learn what doctors have to say about it.

Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Shorter Lifespan, Study Reveals; How Dangerous Are They?

05.09.2024 00:23 AM

Ultra-processed foods are known to be dangerous to health, and a new study sheds light on how they could affect mortality risk. Read to learn more.

Anavex Life Sciences Alzheimer's Treatment Brings Hope to Millions

05.08.2024 21:36 PM

In a groundbreaking development that will bring hope to millions, Anavex Life Sciences' investigational drug, blarcamesine, is showing great promise in the treatment of early Alzheimer's disease.

Prehistoric Pandemic: How Did ERV-FC Infect Mammals for 15 Million Years?

05.08.2024 07:00 AM

Millions of years ago, an ancient group of viruses infected countless mammals, and their fragment still echoes on today. Read the article to learn more.

Can Adults Still Develop Food Allergies? Here’s What the Expert Says

05.08.2024 06:40 AM

Adults could still develop food allergies even if they didn't have any when they were kids. Continue reading to learn more.

Beethoven Suffered From Lead Poisoning but It Wasn’t the Cause of His Death [Study]

05.08.2024 06:00 AM

Ludwig van Beethoven had tons of health issues before he passed away. Continue reading to know why researchers said lead poisoning was not the cause of his death.

Leprosy May Have Spread Between Humans and Squirrels in Medieval England, Genome Analysis Shows

05.08.2024 05:40 AM

Genetic analysis shows strains of leprosy in Medieval squirrels and humans, supporting the theory on the role of fur trade in spreading the infectious disease. Learn more about it in this article.

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