Bacterial ‘Mix-and-Match’ Code Offers New Path to Cancer Drug Development
Researchers at the University of Warwick and Monash University have decoded how bacteria naturally synthesise multiple variants of potent anticancer…
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Cognitive Symptoms After Infection: Why Emerging Research Demands Clinical Attention
New analysis in the New England Journal of Medicine highlights cognitive symptoms after infection—including memory loss and concentration difficulties—remain largely…
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Coeliac Disease Linked to Increased Death Risk and Cancer in Major US Study
Major US study of 60,000+ patients reveals coeliac disease patients face 39% higher mortality risk and dramatically increased cancer rates.…
Paralympic Doctor Returns to Sport as Blind Athlete with Guide Runner
Dr Oscar, a former Paralympic competitor turned medical professional, returns to sport as a blind athlete with specialized guide runner…
World’s First Rooftop ICU Opens in London to Study Nature’s Role in Patient Recovery
King's College Hospital in London opens the world's first rooftop ICU to study how natural environments affect patient recovery. The…
PFAS Create Unique Blood Signatures as Body Transforms Forever Chemicals
Scientists discover PFAS compounds create unique chemical fingerprints in blood as they transform in the human body. New detection methods…
Spinal Cord Stimulation Shows Promise for Chronic Stroke Recovery After Four Years
University of Pittsburgh researchers demonstrate that spinal cord stimulation can improve arm and hand function in chronic stroke survivors, even…
WHO: Unsafe Food Causes 866 Million Illnesses Annually, Children Face Triple Risk
New WHO data reveals children under 5 face triple the risk of foodborne illness compared to older populations. Unsafe food…
Yemen Food Crisis: 11.2 Million Face Acute Hunger as International Aid Funding Cuts Continue
Nearly 11.2 million Yemenis face severe acute food insecurity as international humanitarian funding drops 60% below 2025 levels. Child malnutrition…
Two Weather Patterns Linked to Increased Headache Risk in New Study
University of Cincinnati researchers, collaborating with Mount Sinai, Errex Inc., and Teva Pharmaceuticals, have identified two specific weather patterns that…