Fentanyl Crisis Demands a Dose of Reality: More Buprenorphine?
NIH-funded study suggests the need to reevaluate opioid addiction treatment recommendations in the era of fentanyl. People with opioid use disorder who were prescribed a…
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MIT’s A11 Drug: Reducing Inflammation and Enhancing Memory in Alzheimer’s Disease
The Surprising Origin of a Deadly Hospital Infection
Night Owl Phenomenon: The Hidden Dangers of an Evening Chronotype
A Shot at Universality: NIH Kicks Off Clinical Trials for the Ultimate Flu Vaccine
Common Cold Virus Linked to Life-Threatening Blood Clotting Disorder
Diet’s Hidden Enemy: The Snack Attack That’s Undermining Your Healthy Meals
Alzheimer’s Breakthrough – New Therapeutic Target Discovered
Floatation-REST: Innovative Therapy for Anorexia Shows Promise
Scientists Discover “Startling” Levels of Hidden Mental Health Symptoms Among Autoimmune Disease Patients
Experts urge immediate mental health assistance for patients with autoimmune diseases. Over 50% of patients with autoimmune disorders suffer from mental health issues like depression…
Emerging Health Crisis: Toxic Dust From Engineered Stone Endangers U.S. Workers
Researchers from UC San Francisco and UCLA have discovered that workers who produce artificial stone slabs for the most popular type of countertops sold in…
Low-Dose Aspirin Linked to 15% Lower Risk of Diabetes in Older Adults
Due to the potential for bleeding in older individuals, current prescribing guidelines suggest that elderly adults should only take daily aspirin for specific medical reasons,…
Space-Age Solution: Preventing Astronaut Bone Loss With Innovative Compound
New Research showcased the efficacy of an engineered compound in preventing bone loss in space-traveling mice. This breakthrough may offer solutions for astronauts and osteoporosis…
Why Does Immunotherapy Not Always Work? New Research Sheds Light
New research sheds light on the molecular processes determining the responsiveness of certain cancers to immunotherapy. A new study has shed light on why immunotherapy…
4th Wave in U.S. Overdose Crisis: 50x Surge in Deaths From Fentanyl Laced Stimulants
The trend marks the fourth wave in the US overdose crisis, which began with prescription opioid deaths in the early 2000s and has since continued…
Beware the Heat – Living in Warm Temperatures Linked to Severe Vision Problems in Older Americans
In a study involving 1.7 million elderly Americans, individuals residing in counties with an average temperature exceeding 60 °F faced a significantly increased risk of…
Brighter Skin at What Cost? Skin-Lightening Could Be Risking Your Health
Skin bleaching is common among individuals of color in the U.S. Skin-lightening practices are widespread in the U.S., especially among individuals of color – particularly…
Researchers Discover Surprising Side Effect of Common Diabetes Drug
Diabetes might not be the first thing that comes to mind when considering muscle function. However, a widely used diabetes drug that controls blood sugar…
