Opioid prescription linked to heart disease
A recent study brings to light a lesser-known danger of opioids: their potential impact on heart health.
This research, led by Minhee Sung, an instructor...
Nasal spray vaccine may prevent COVID-19 more effectively
A groundbreaking study has unveiled a promising intranasal vaccine for COVID-19 that offers improved and prolonged immunity compared to traditional injection methods.
This novel approach,...
Revolutionary CT scan is a leap forward in treating high blood pressure
A groundbreaking discovery by researchers from Queen Mary University of London and other institutions has opened new doors in the treatment of high blood...
Plant-based compounds may help treat breast cancer
A new meta-analysis suggests that compounds found in soy and other plant sources, such as isoflavones, might play a significant role in reducing the...
Scientists find an important cause of Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer's disease is a widespread condition that affects many older people around the world and is a leading cause of dementia.
For over two decades,...
Understanding the impact of blood pressure drugs on kidneys
High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is a prevalent condition affecting millions globally. It's characterized by excessive force of blood against artery walls,...
Weather-based pain forecast can manage chronic pain effectively
A recent study led by Christopher Elcik, a geography/atmospheric sciences lecturer at the University of Georgia, has revealed a strong interest in weather-based pain...
Scientists discover a big cause of pancreatic cancer
Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) stands as one of the most formidable types of pancreatic cancer. It's so aggressive that only about 8% of those...
Innovative device improves movements in stroke survivors
In a small village near Guadalajara, Mexico, 70-year-old Maria Magdalena Valencia Juares, known as Elena, faced a daunting challenge. Living atop a hill, Elena...
Infertility linked to poor heart health in later life, study finds
A recent study, published on January 5 in JAMA Network Open, suggests that a history of infertility in women may indicate their heart health...