A recent study disproves the notion of COVID-19's increased risk of asthma in children. There's no proof that a child's chance of developing asthma is increased by a COVID-19 infection, according to a recent study.
Prasinezumab, a groundbreaking drug targeting Parkinson's disease, shows promise in slowing motor deterioration, offering hope to millions grappling with the condition's challenges.
A Houston hospital halted liver and kidney transplant programs due to doctor-manipulated candidate data, deactivating waiting list candidates. Errors in donor acceptance criteria led to suspension.
New research presented at EHRA 2024 reveals a 6% higher risk of atrial fibrillation with secondhand smoke exposure, emphasizing the urgent need for smoking bans.
A Lancet study warns of a looming crisis as prostate cancer cases are set to double by 2040. Urgent interventions are needed to address this global public health threat.
FDA faces backlash over approval of AvertD genetic test for opioid addiction risk. Concerns arise about efficacy and the potential impact on prescribing practices.
Prenosis confirms that FDA has approved the first AI tool for diagnosing sepsis. Can this finally change the way how healthcare experts detect this serious condition?
A groundbreaking smartphone app developed by UC San Francisco researchers may revolutionize frontotemporal dementia (FTD) diagnosis and monitoring, offering hope for earlier interventions and improved patient outcomes.
The University of Utah researchers have discovered a link between mucins, a crucial mucus component, and cancer growth, revealing a potential avenue for cancer vaccinations.
This discovery implies a potential proactive approach for individuals at heightened risk, compounding the effect of a high-fat diet and surgical procedures.
Recognized for its severe outbreaks and significant mortality rates in sub-Saharan Africa, Ebola has remained a pressing issue in global public health.
Ambient clinical documentation powered by AI transforms doctor-patient interactions, tackling physician burnout by automating administrative tasks, saving time, and improving healthcare delivery.
Advancements in organ transplantation are witnessing a significant stride forward as scientists delve into innovative methods to streamline the process.