T Cells Offer Hope for Autoimmune Diseases, Transplants
Engineered T cells offer a targeted approach to calm overactive immune responses, promising safer and more effective treatments.
Health & Medicine
Study: Coffee’s Surprising Impact on Gut Health
Coffee enhances gut microbiome diversity, boosting beneficial bacteria like Lawsonibacter asaccharolyticus.
Is the UK Sugar Tax Working to Combat Obesity?
The fight against this epidemic requires collaboration between individuals, the medical community, and policymakers to ensure a sustained reduction of the obesity rate.
Dental Implant v. Dental Bridge: Which Is Right for You?
Both dental implants and dental bridges are excellent solutions for replacing missing teeth, each with its own set of benefits and drawbacks.
Study: AI Saves Time, Eliminates Errors in Emergency Medicine
Team found AI-generated handoff notes to be accurate and thorough.
Study: Antidepressants Linked to Persistent Numbness
Researchers link antidepressants to lasting genital numbness, urging better patient education and transparency.
Specific E. coli Strains Linked to Elevated Cancer Risks
Specific bacteria strains producing colibactin have been linked to an increased risk for cancer.
EPA Releases Part 2 of Its Report, Addressing Legacy Asbestos
EPA addresses asbestos risks, targeting legacy materials and advocating stronger regulations.
Aging Reduces Cell Proliferation, Decreasing Cancer Risk
New study shows aging may act as a protective factor against cancer despite long-held beliefs.
Study Identifies Brain Circuit Linking Speech, Auditory Hallucinations
Researchers identified brain circuits differentiating internal sounds from external ones.