Medical Research - Page 5

May 5

Sleep apnea may be quietly changing your body in an unexpected way, study finds

New research finds obstructive sleep apnea is associated with higher muscle mass index but lower muscle density, signaling possible metabolic dysfunction.

May 5

Weeks after bullfighter suffered perforated rectum, another was gored in groin and required emergency surgery

Bullfighter Alberto Duran needed emergency testicle surgery after being gored in the groin at the Copa Chenel tournament in Valdemoro, Spain.

May 5

Peptides gain popularity for wellness amid FDA scrutiny

Fox News correspondent Alexandria Hoff reports on the growing use of peptides for wellness despite concerns over FDA approval on ‘Fox & Friends.’

May 5

Researchers race to treat rare childhood dementia with no cure, giving families new hope

Researchers at MCRI are working toward treatments for KAND, a rare neurodegenerative disorder often described as a form of childhood dementia.

May 5

Medical expert analyzes trending IV therapy, concerns about peptides

Family medicine physician Dr. Mike Varshavaski joins ‘Fox & Friends’ for Wellness Week to examine IV vitamin therapy, supplements like creatine, and the risks of unregulated peptides.

May 5

Father shares daughter’s rare neurological disorder, partnership with Murdoch research center

KIF1A.org founder Luke Rosen discusses his daughter’s battle with a rare neurological disorder and the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute’s work to advance potential treatments on ‘Fox & Friends.’

May 5

Alzheimer's blood tests may predict symptoms years in advance, but experts urge caution

New blood tests measuring p-tau217 levels show promise for predicting Alzheimer's risk years before symptoms appear, though validation is still needed.

May 4

Patients remain cancer-free nearly 3 years after receiving experimental immunotherapy

Every participant in a new bowel cancer immunotherapy trial remained cancer-free nearly three years after receiving pembrolizumab before surgery.

May 4

Hantavirus deaths on cruise ship highlight dangers of rodent-borne disease

A suspected hantavirus outbreak on an Atlantic cruise ship has killed at least three people. Learn about symptoms, spread and prevention tips.

May 4

Vision problem leads to man's stage 4 lung cancer diagnosis, new drug extends survival

A former Ironman triathlete says his eye problems led to a shocking stage 4 lung cancer diagnosis, but a series of targeted drugs has helped him beat the odds.