Tag: personalized medicine
Why Nutraceuticals Help Depression: Not by Acting as Drugs, but by Fixing What Antidepressants Miss
A 2025 meta-analysis reveals that nutraceuticals improve depression outcomes when added to antidepressants—not by mimicking drug mechanisms, but by correcting…
Vitamin D dose response is not linear: Why shelf-picked supplements may not work as expected
Vitamin D supplements do not work the same way for everyone. Research shows that doubling your dose does not double…
Personalized Cartilage Grafts Offer New Hope for Infants with Life-Threatening Airway Narrowing
Researchers at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia have developed personalized cartilage grafts using decellularized scaffolds and patient-derived cells to treat severe…
New Biomarkers Could Predict Melanoma Outcomes in High-Risk Patients
Swedish research identifies tumor tissue markers that could predict melanoma outcomes. Study of 6,000+ annual cases shows promise for personalized…
Ceramide Metabolism May Explain Racial Disparities in Prostate Cancer Drug Response
New research reveals that differences in ceramide lipid metabolism between Black and white men may explain racial disparities in prostate…
AI Digital Twins Transform Heart Care, but Women’s Health Data Gaps Persist
AI digital twin technology promises revolutionary heart care through personalized virtual models, but historical medical data biases raise questions about…
Why Your Vitamin D Dose May Be Wrong: New Research Reveals Flawed Shelf-Based Selection
New research reveals why selecting vitamin D supplements from store shelves leads to ineffective dosing. The dose-response relationship is curvilinear,…
Machine Learning Algorithm Personalizes Depression Treatment Through Wearable Technology
New machine learning system personalizes depression treatment by analyzing wearable device data, addressing the 21% of U.S. adults with depression.…