The FDA has approved a new drug that could extend survival for late-stage pancreatic cancer patients, offering potential hope for a disease with historically poor outcomes.
Columbia researchers discovered that serotonin transporter activity may accelerate degenerative mitral regurgitation in genetically susceptible patients, particularly those taking SSRIs, potentially requiring earlier surgery.
Experta de la UAM destaca que bálsamos labiales con protección solar previenen la reaparición del herpes labial al hidratar la piel y reducir radiación UV que reactiva el virus latente.
Revisión científica identifica 16 plantas medicinales con evidencia de actividad antidiabética a nivel molecular, aunque los investigadores advierten que se necesitan más ensayos clínicos en humanos antes de aplicarlas en práctica médica.
Medical professionals are alerting patients to 'Ozempic feet,' an emerging side effect among users of GLP-1 weight-loss medications, prompting broader scrutiny of these drugs' dermatological impacts.
Podiatrists report 'Ozempic feet,' a lesser-known side effect of GLP-1 drugs where rapid weight loss causes loose skin, prominent veins, and shoe size changes on feet, potentially leading to functional problems like blisters and ulcers.
Jamestown Canyon virus has been detected in mosquitoes across multiple Nebraska locations including Salem, Fremont, and Lincoln, prompting health officials to issue public health guidance.
Mesoblast's stock rose 8.7% after FDA accepted its BLA for rexlemestrocel-L and Ryoncil achieved $115M in first-year sales, exceeding expectations and reducing cash-burn concerns.
Argentina derrotó a Suiza 1-0 en los cuartos de final del Mundial 2026 con gol de Mac Allister asistido por Messi, avanzando a semifinales donde enfrentará al ganador de Inglaterra-Noruega.
Medical experts warn that drinking excessive amounts of water can pose serious health risks, including hyponatremia and electrolyte imbalances that may lead to dangerous complications.
Yale scientists discovered two neuron surface proteins (mGluR4 and NPDC1) that transport toxic α-synuclein in Parkinson's disease. Blocking these proteins in mice prevented disease progression, offering a potential therapeutic target.
New Jersey is collecting and destroying aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF) used by fire departments for decades, which contains PFAS chemicals linked to higher cancer rates among firefighters.
Cambodia reports its fifth confirmed H5N1 avian influenza case in 2026, involving a 9-month-old girl. Health authorities are investigating the infection source and monitoring close contacts.
Martha Lillard, the last American to rely on an iron lung after childhood polio, died at 78 from chronic pulmonary failure exacerbated by COVID-19 infections that increased her machine dependence.
U.S. fire departments are removing and destroying foam extinguishers containing PFAS 'forever chemicals' linked to cancer. Over a dozen states have launched collection and disposal programs.
Sir Adrian Hill, creador de la vacuna contra la malaria, advierte que otra pandemia es inevitable y subraya que el mundo está mejor preparado tras el Covid-19, aunque enfrenta desafíos en desinformación y fortalecimiento de sanidad pública.
Anambra's AIDS Control Agency director outlines aggressive HIV response plan including community testing, awareness campaigns, and empowerment programs targeting the state's 2.4% prevalence rate.
The UK's healthy life expectancy has fallen to its lowest level since 2011, with Britons now living roughly a quarter of their lives in poor health. Experts debate whether NHS underinvestment, systemic design flaws, or broader socioeconomic factors are primarily responsible.
Melanotan, a peptide injection going viral as a sunless tanning solution, poses significant health risks including organ damage despite FDA approval for other uses. Health experts warn unregulated online products lack safety oversight.
Medical experts in Nigeria express growing concern over opioid addiction among sickle cell disease patients, with addiction rates reaching 11.7% in some regions, driven by severe chronic pain management needs and inadequate clinical oversight.
31 NYC buildings including the Guggenheim Museum detected Legionella bacteria in cooling towers amid a growing outbreak. Health officials ordered deep cleaning and warned residents to seek medical attention for flu-like symptoms.
First Nations Australians face twice the cancer mortality rate but participate in clinical trials at 2.5x lower rates. A new community-led program from SOuRCe and NHMRC aims to address this inequity through culturally safe approaches.
Gynaecologists urge women to undergo medical screening before selecting contraceptives to prevent complications and ensure suitability based on individual health profiles and reproductive goals.
Child health experts recommend regular weight monitoring during immunisation visits and hospital appointments to detect malnutrition, infections, and developmental issues early. Growth tracking serves as both a nutritional assessment and screening tool for serious illnesses.
The Guggenheim Museum in New York City's Upper West Side has tested positive for legionella bacteria in its hot water system, prompting health alerts for building residents and visitors.
