Some Patients with Brain Injuries May Have Life Support Withdrawn Too Soon, Study Suggests

A small modeling study indicates that some patients with severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) might have recovered if they had been kept on life support longer. The decision to withdraw … Read More

Unlocking Tissue Regeneration: Integrating Ancient Wisdom with Modern Science

Egyptians turned to green copper ore for eye inflammation, the Chinese utilized cinnabar to alleviate heartburn, and Native Americans found relief from soreness and inflammation through the use of clay. … Read More

Fight Against Obesity Extends Beyond Individual Lifestyle Changes, Say Scientists

Anti-obesity drugs like Ozempic were heralded as the “breakthrough of the year” in 2023 by the AAAS journal *Science*. However, with global obesity rates on the rise, reaching 14% in … Read More

 Advancing Diagnosis and Treatment: Novel Biomarkers Unveiled for Kidney Diseases with Nephrotic Syndrome

A groundbreaking study presented at the 61st ERA Congress and published in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine heralds a significant breakthrough in the diagnosis and management of kidney … Read More

CRISPR Offers Hope for Treating Common Inherited Blindness, Early Data Suggest

Early data from a small trial indicate that CRISPR therapy administered directly into the eye could hold promise for treating the most prevalent form of inherited childhood vision loss. Known … Read More