Sequential cancer therapies improve survival in rare lymphomas
Study data reveal how a specific sequence of cancer therapies can improve outcomes for patients with hard-to-treat lymphomas.
Study: One in four early cardiogenic shock patients experience worse outcomes
In one of the largest studies of early cardiogenic shock (CS) patients, where blood flow is still functioning to vital organs, researchers demonstrated that 26% experienced worse outcomes, including care…
Getting active in midlife may boost brain resilience to Alzheimer’s
In cognitively healthy middle-aged adults at risk for Alzheimer’s disease, becoming physically active, especially in line with WHO guidelines, was linked to lower brain amyloid burden. Remaining sedentary was associated…
COVID-19 leaves longer-lasting symptoms than flu or pneumonia, study finds
A large U.S. cohort study found that post-acute symptoms after COVID-19 vary by initial disease severity, age, sex, and comorbidities. Compared to influenza and pneumonia, long COVID presented with distinct…
New breakthrough could lead to early detection of knee osteoarthritis
The number of people suffering from osteoarthritis is expected to top 1 billion by 2050. The biggest risk factor for the prevalent, often painful, chronic joint disease is aging. And…
New wearable health sensor aims to transform dementia care and prevent stillbirths
University of Surrey spin-out Z-PULSE Ltd has secured funding to fast-track the commercialization of its self-powered wearable health sensors, which aims to transform dementia care and could potentially prevent thousands…
New antibody design enhances immune system’s ability to fight cancer
Cancer scientists say they have engineered a new type of super-strong antibody which could be used to boost the immune systems of patients fighting the disease.
Egg white proteins show promise in naturally lowering blood pressure
Hypertension is a major public health concern, affecting millions worldwide and increasing the risk of heart disease, stroke, and kidney failure.
COVID-19 restrictions linked to better birth timing but worse mental health
A global review reveals that while lockdowns helped reduce early births in some regions, they also worsened maternal mental health, highlighting the need for more tailored support during future health…
High certainty and large rewards boost motivation in formerly depressed individuals
New research shows that individuals who have recovered from depression are generally less willing to exert effort to pursue potential rewards compared to those who have never experienced depression, unless…