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Online tool reveals problem hotspots for mental health caused by COVID
A new proof of concept tool that allows the tracking and location of people's emotions and stresses on social media in real-time has been proposed.
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There's no cure for rare types of cystic fibrosis, but researchers are making significant advances
Current treatments for cystic fibrosis are not suitable for all patients. The lack of treatment options is distressing for people suffering from a...
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COVID-19 human challenge study reveals detailed insights into course of infection
Findings from the UK's world-leading human challenge study provide new insights into mild infections with SARS-CoV-2 in healthy young adults.
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Immunological memory provides long-term protection against coronavirus
Many questions about how exposure to SARS-CoV-2 by infection or immunization might result in long-term protective immunity remain unanswered. Onur...
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NFL awards $1 million for 2 studies on cannabinoids effects
The NFL is awarding $1 million in research funding to two teams of medical researchers to study the effects of cannabinoids on pain management and...
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Can delta-8 THC provide some of the benefits of pot, with less paranoia and anxiety?
Over the past year, you may have seen something called delta-8 THC or "delta 8" appear in convenience stores and pharmacies alongside CBD gummies,...
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Urgent intervention needed for non-typhoidal salmonella invasive disease
Researchers are calling for urgent investment in the prevention of a devastating emerging disease that kills tens of thousands of people each year.
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Improving post-stroke recovery conversations
Conversations with stroke survivors and their loved ones about possible lasting impairment can be traumatic, but there's also potential for them to...
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WHO warns 'premature' to declare victory over COVID
The World Health Organization chief warned Tuesday that it was too early for countries to either declare victory over COVID-19 or give up attempts...
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Survey shows more than half of primary school parents likely to agree to their child being vaccinated
New data from the Schools Infection Survey (SIS) shows high COVID-19 vaccine uptake in pupils aged 12 to 17 in England, and reasonably high...
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Three tips to help you stay motivated to keep exercising all year long
February. The month of shattered dreams and ambitions. The trainers are gathering dust and chocolate bars have replaced protein bars. The gusto...
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COVID-19 patients may need less oxygen than previously thought
A new study, led by researchers at Uppsala University, shows that all individual patients suffering from severe COVID-19 may have lower oxygen...
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Asymptomatic viral infections in newborns linked to respiratory infections later in life
Asymptomatic viral infections in the first days and weeks of a baby's life are associated with an increased risk of respiratory infections later in...
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RNA therapy for heart failure and organ fibrosis
RNA has already been making an impact in the context of the vaccine program, but the potential of RNA-based compounds is far from being fully...
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Evidence-based approach to closing the gaps in access to high-quality cancer care
In anticipation of World Cancer Day and its campaign to "Close the Care Gap," ESMO announces a methodology designed to empower governments and...
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Tackling the stigma around birth defects in Africa
Cynthia Solomon, a 45-year-old businesswoman in Nigeria, started having issues in her matrimonial home when she gave birth to two children with...
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A mobile app and AI software to speed up skin-cancer diagnoses
When skin cancer is detected early, there is a good chance of recovery. Fraunhofer researchers have developed a digital solution to significantly...
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Hepatitis E virus is highly resistant to alcohol-based disinfectants
In Germany and Europe, HEV has its natural reservoir in pigs. The infection can spread from animals to humans, which is called a zoonosis. This...
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Model suggests sharing 46% of COVID-19 vaccines with low-income countries to protect people worldwide
A team of researchers affiliated with multiple institutions in China has applied mathematics to the problem of COVID-19 vaccine distribution. In...
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Obesity is likely to cause an increased risk of kidney disease
A study led by University of Manchester and Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) researchers has revealed that obesity is likely to...
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Study: Women 'brushed off' by the health care system to 'suffer in silence'
Many women feel they are not being listened to about their health needs—with older women feeling "invisible" to health professionals, and women...
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Dexamethasone enhances transgene expression
Dexamethasone, a glucocorticoid with anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressive effects, can transiently increase the expression of therapeutic genes...
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Tailored care helps breast cancer survivors reduce swelling, pain
As a two-time breast cancer survivor, Allison Anbari knows that the combination of chemotherapy, radiation, and surgeries that she endured during...
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Endemic COVID doesn't mean it's harmless or we give up, just that it's part of life
We have experienced many bumps in the road since 2020 and one would have to be extremely brave to predict what the pandemic may throw at us next.
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Australia: It's summer, so bushfires and COVID collide: Three ways one affects the other
It's summer in a pandemic. So as Australia opens its borders and COVID case numbers rise, we'll likely see the interplay of COVID and bushfires.