Medical Research
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healthEric Dane's ALS Battle Highlights Disease's Rapid, Fatal Progression
The rapid decline of actor Eric Dane from ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, brings renewed focus to this devastating neurological condition and the urgent need for research.
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healthParkinson's Disease May Be Detectable in Hair Samples, New Study Suggests
Researchers have identified potential biomarkers in human hair that could offer a new, non-invasive method for diagnosing Parkinson's disease.
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healthEric Dane's Final Months Dedicated to ALS Awareness and Fundraising
Actor Eric Dane, known for 'Grey's Anatomy,' spent his last 10 months raising critical funds and awareness for ALS, a rare and incurable neurological disease.
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healthCesarean Delivery Raises Postmolar Neoplasia Risk
New research reveals a significant link between prior cesarean deliveries and an increased risk of postmolar gestational trophoblastic neoplasia.
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healthVoice Loss After Spinal Cord Injury: New Review Highlights Diagnosis and Recovery
A systematic review examines current approaches to diagnosing and rehabilitating dysphonia in spinal cord injury patients, identifying key tools and research gaps.
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healthPost-Surgery Kidney Injury Affects Over Half of ICU Patients
New study reveals over 50% of surgical ICU patients develop acute kidney injury post-operation, highlighting critical risk factors and the need for early intervention.
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healthScientists Uncover Brain's Defense Against Dementia
New research identifies the 'cellular hazmat team' that protects neurons from toxic protein buildup, offering hope for Alzheimer's and dementia treatments.
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healthPsychedelic Compound Shows Promise in Cutting Depression Symptoms
A clinical study reveals that a single dose of DMT, a naturally occurring psychedelic, significantly reduced depression symptoms in participants.