First in a Decade Study Shows HHV-8 Drop in Istanbul’s HIV Population
We spoke with the corresponding author, whose bibliometric research revealed the long-standing gaps in the literature
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Health
Lung Cancer Patients Struggle with Information: 40% Affected
We spoke with Debra Montague, President of Lung Cancer Europe (LuCE), about gaps in information and understanding among lung cancer patients.
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Zinc Levels in Healthy Japanese Children Under 10: What the Study Found
A recent study measured blood zinc levels in 187 healthy Japanese children under 10. Many children had lower-than-recommended levels, highlighting the importance of adequate zinc intake in early childhood.
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Japanese Research Links Ozempic, Food, Emotions, and Diabetes
We asked the senior study author how food preferences, like chocolate or peanut butter, could guide future research on emotional overeating in diabetes.
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AI Chatbots and Suicide Support Experts Urge Caution
A study finds AI chatbots can give inconsistent responses to suicide-related questions, and the author explains what he would change immediately if he could.
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European ONTOX Project: Safer Chemicals, No Animal Testing
The European ONTOX Project, coordinated by VUB, aims to transform chemical safety with AI-driven, animal-free methods that protect human health and the environment.
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Cambridge Researchers Map Gene Activity in Mammary Glands
New research maps gene activity in mammary glands, with the first author sharing insights on breastfeeding and maternal health, looking ahead 5–10 years.
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First confirmed case of anthrax and brucellosis co-infection reported in China
Scientists from China described a very rare medical case of a patient infected with both anthrax and brucellosis at the same time.
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Caso Raro: Un Paciente, Tres Riñones
Un paciente de 63 años con tres riñones, una condición extremadamente rara, con menos de cien casos reportados en la literatura médica.
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Una batalla delicada: Una infección fúngica rara en un neonato extremadamente prematuro
Informe de caso que describe una infección invasiva por Aspergillus flavus en un neonato extremadamente prematuro
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IA en medicina de urgencias: apoyando, no reemplazando
El estudio de la Dra. Jukneviciene destaca los beneficios y límites de la IA en la priorización de pacientes, mostrando cómo puede apoyar, pero no reemplazar, al personal médico.
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Playing Today, Learning Tomorrow: From First Words to First Grade
We spoke with the study’s lead author, Elizabeth B. Miller, about how Smart Beginnings supports parents and strengthens child development through age six.
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¿Cómo afecta la falta de vivienda a la salud renal en las personas con diabetes?
Nueva investigación muestra que la falta de vivienda puede aumentar el riesgo de complicaciones renales en personas con diabetes.
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Rare Extratesticular Schwannoma Diagnosed in 10-Year-Old Boy
Doctors report an extremely rare case of pediatric extratesticular schwannoma, highlighting diagnostic challenges.
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Meeting the Donor: Experiences of Donor-Conceived Individuals with Professional Support
Explore the personal experiences of donor-conceived individuals meeting their sperm donor for the first time, and how professional support shapes these emotional and meaningful encounters.
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