New clinical framework highlights the interconnected nature of neurological, cardiovascular and mental health conditions
Findings from prehistoric animal remains suggest complex human–animal transmission pathways in ancient Eurasia
Environmental shifts intensify lung disease risks, highlighting urgent public health challenges in South Africa
Experts highlight post-pandemic factors, diagnostic gaps and emerging resistance as key challenges in controlling the disease
Health specialists in Portugal highlight how prolonged periods of cloudy weather can influence mood, sleep patterns and daily energy levels.
Research conducted in the United States highlights how interactions between brain proteins could influence the speed of neurodegenerative disease in female patients.
International research involving scientists from Portugal explores how automated analysis could improve screening accuracy and support earlier diagnosis.
Portugal expands access to family planning consultations, highlighting the role of preventive reproductive healthcare for both women and men.
Researchers highlight how next-generation sequencing could complement traditional newborn screening programmes, while raising important clinical and ethical considerations.
Discovery at Yale University reveals a circular RNA molecule that may influence how the virus reproduces, offering potential directions for future therapeutic research.
Case in Australia highlights the growing role of artificial intelligence and personalised mRNA therapies in advancing modern oncology research.
A British patient in his twenties faces the rapid progression of a rare neurological illness while specialists highlight the importance of early recognition and multidisciplinary care.
Health experts in Singapore warn that untreated myopia may increase the risk of serious eye diseases earlier in life.
Research conducted in the United States indicates that avoiding meals close to bedtime may improve blood pressure, glucose regulation and overall cardiometabolic function.
Research conducted in Japan indicates that compounds in matcha green tea could influence neurological pathways linked to sneezing in hay fever.
Scientists in Australia identify natural molecules from marine algae that could interfere with the virus responsible for millions of gastroenteritis cases worldwide.
New international data highlight growing health risks for children and adolescents, with Brazil among the countries facing a significant rise in weight-related conditions.
Regulatory approval in Brazil introduces innovative therapies aimed at delaying autoimmune diabetes onset, treating advanced breast cancer and preventing rare genetic swelling disorders.
Discussions led by public figures in countries such as the United States and Germany are helping reduce stigma surrounding menopause and promoting better understanding of this natural stage of life.
Research conducted in the United States indicates that activities such as reading and writing at different stages of life may help delay the onset of dementia.
Scientists identify a cellular mechanism that helps remove tau protein, offering new perspectives for future treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.
Studies from countries including the United States, Australia and Sweden indicate that living with pets may influence physical activity, stress levels and long-term heart health.
Large Study in Spain Indicates Structural Brain Changes May Support Maternal Bonding
Evidence from Seven Countries Shapes Global Screening Policy and WHO Prevention Targets
Projections Highlight Sharp Rise in Health Risks Among Young People in the United Kingdom, United States, China and India
Data presented in Jakarta highlight improved accuracy and consistency when AI supports pathological evaluation
Non-invasive screening strategy in southern Chile aims to identify high-risk patients and reduce endoscopy waiting lists
Growing reliance on digital health tools in the United States and beyond prompts concern among medical professionals
