Medical Research - Page 38

August 11

Expert raises concerns over organ donation safety in parts of US

Donna Rhorer recounts her brother waking up prior to his organ harvesting surgery and Federation of American Scientists' Jennifer Erickson discusses concerns regarding the organ transplant system on 'The Will Cain Show.'

August 11

Woman's snoring was symptom of rare form of cancer: 'Don't ignore it'

A 51-year-old mother's persistent nasal congestion and snoring was actually a symptom of a rare olfactory neuroblastoma tumor that surgeons successfully removed.

August 11

'Missing link' to Alzheimer's disease found in study of human brain tissue

New research reveals that lithium helps protect against neurodegeneration and Alzheimer's disease by preventing toxic amyloid plaques from disrupting brain function.

August 10

Affordable 3D-printed bionic arm uses muscle signals to move

TrueLimb bionic arms use 3D printing and muscle sensors for personalized prosthetics that respond to user movements with haptic feedback and multi-day battery life.

August 9

Neurologists reveal the top 3 foods to avoid to protect your brain and nervous system

Neurologists identify common foods that can contain dangerous neurotoxins and tapeworms that could harm brain health — and provide tips on what to watch for.

August 8

Chargers star Rashawn Slater's season-ending injury deals major blow to offensive line

Less than two weeks ago, Los Angeles Chargers star Rashawn Slater signed a record-setting deal. On Friday, he learned he would miss the 2025 season with a knee injury.

August 8

More cases of deadly ‘flesh-eating’ bacterial infection in popular vacation destination

Vibrio vulnificus bacteria causes eight fatalities in Florida, as state health officials confirm 16 cases of the flesh-eating infection statewide.

August 8

Colorectal cancer diagnoses soar among younger adults for one key reason

New research reveals that updated colorectal cancer screening among younger Americans has led to significant increases in local-stage tumor detection and diagnoses.

August 7

The great egg debate is over as science weighs in about the food's cholesterol impact

New research published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition shows that saturated fat, not dietary cholesterol from eggs, elevates bad cholesterol levels.

August 7

HHS moving away from mRNA vaccine development investments

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaks about mRNA vaccines and why the government is nixing related contracts.