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…
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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…
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Online Alcohol Intervention Reduces Drinking in Older Adults by 30% in Australian Trial
Australian trial shows web-based Rethink My Drink intervention reduced weekly alcohol consumption by 30% in adults over 60. Cognitive performance…
NAFDAC Investigation Finds Popular Nigerian Bread Safe Despite Extended Shelf Life
Nigeria's NAFDAC investigation clears BON bread manufacturer of safety concerns after social media complaints about 14-day shelf life. The regulator…
Data reveal critical gaps in antenatal care quality across low-income countries
New WHO guidelines recommend doubling antenatal contacts from 4 to 8, emphasising quality and person-centred care. Data reveal persistent gaps…
AI Reveals Hidden Role of Thymus Gland Throughout Adult Life
AI analysis reveals the thymus gland maintains critical immune functions throughout adult life, overturning decades of medical teaching. Surgical removal…
New antibiotic combinations show promise against resistant urinary tract infections
Phase 3 trial shows two experimental antibiotic combinations match standard therapy for resistant urinary tract infections. Results offer hope for…
The Chemical Language of the Brain: How Neurotransmitter Balance Shapes Mental Health
New research reveals how 12 major neurotransmitters control mood, cognition, and behavior through chemical brain signaling. Understanding this chemical language…
Different Types of Dietary Fiber Target Specific Gut Health Mechanisms, Research Shows
New research reveals different fiber types work through distinct gut mechanisms, with resistant starch specifically targeting butyrate-producing bacteria. Most Western…
Eight conditions drive 90% of multimorbidity onset in England’s 49.6 million adults
Analysis of 49.6 million English adults reveals eight conditions drive most multimorbidity cases. Socioeconomic deprivation accelerates disease progression, with concerning…