Medical News
Study links common plastic chemical to heart disease deaths
April 29, 2025
Study links common plastic chemical to heart disease deaths
A new global study has linked a type of phthalate—a synthetic chemical used in plastics—to more than 10% of cardiovascular-related deaths in people aged 55 to 64 in 2018. The study, published Tuesday in the journal eBiomedicine, focused on Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP),…
French startup to develop rice-sized robot that could change brain tumor treatment
April 23, 2025
French startup to develop rice-sized robot that could change brain tumor treatment
French startup Robeauté has secured €27 million ($29 million) to develop a microrobot designed for minimally invasive brain surgery. Roughly the size of a grain of rice, the device is engineered to navigate the brain with precision, avoiding sensitive areas…
New Blood Test Establishes Alzheimer’s with Over 90% Accuracy
April 22, 2025
New Blood Test Establishes Alzheimer’s with Over 90% Accuracy
Researchers from the Hospital del Mar Medical Research Institute and Barcelonaβeta Brain Research Center have developed a highly accurate blood test for Alzheimer’s disease detection, SciTech Daily reported. The test measures the biomarker phospho-tau217, showing over 90% accuracy in diagnosing…
Researchers develop vision-restoring therapy through retinal regeneration
April 22, 2025
Researchers develop vision-restoring therapy through retinal regeneration
Researchers at KAIST have developed a groundbreaking therapy that restores vision by regenerating damaged retinal nerves, acccording to SciTechDaily. Led by Professor Jin Woo Kim, the team successfully reversed vision loss in disease-model mice by blocking the PROX1 protein, which…
Chinese doctors successfully implant world’s smallest artificial heart in 7-year-old patient
April 17, 2025
Chinese doctors successfully implant world’s smallest artificial heart in 7-year-old patient
Chinese surgeons have successfully implanted the world’s smallest and lightest commercially available artificial heart into a 7-year-old patient, Anadolu Agency reported. This young boy, suffering from end-stage heart failure, is now the youngest person globally to receive a magnetically levitated…
Study warns CT scan overuse could lead to 100,000 future cancer cases in US
April 16, 2025
Study warns CT scan overuse could lead to 100,000 future cancer cases in US
Overuse of CT scans in the US may cause more than 100,000 future cancer cases, including 9,700 in children, according to a new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine. Researchers from institutions in the UK and US analyzed data from…
UK scientists grow human teeth in lab in major dental breakthrough
April 15, 2025
UK scientists grow human teeth in lab in major dental breakthrough
Scientists at King’s College London have successfully grown human teeth in a laboratory, marking a potential turning point in dental medicine. According to international media reports, including the BBC, the research team developed a novel material that replicates the complex…
Global Research Team Established to Examine Increasing Autism Rates
April 14, 2025
Global Research Team Established to Examine Increasing Autism Rates
A global research team has been established to investigate the rising rates of autism worldwide, Khaama Press reported. This international task force comprises hundreds of scientists and researchers and aims to address the increasing prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD),…
Global Research Team Established to Examine Increasing Autism Rates
April 14, 2025
Global Research Team Established to Examine Increasing Autism Rates
A global research team has been established to investigate the rising rates of autism worldwide, Khaama Press reported. This international task force comprises hundreds of scientists and researchers and aims to address the increasing prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD),…
Micro-Robots offer real-time cancer detection without biopsy
April 4, 2025
Micro-Robots offer real-time cancer detection without biopsy
In a breakthrough that could revolutionize cancer diagnosis, UK scientists have developed micro-robots capable of performing real-time, non-invasive 3D scans to detect and diagnose colorectal cancer. Developed through a collaboration between the Universities of Leeds, Glasgow, and Edinburgh, the oloid…