Humanism in Surgery: A Warm Story About What Medicine Truly Is
Dive into ‘Humanism in Surgery,’ a heartfelt journey where medicine meets art, empathy, and the human stories behind the scalpel.
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Health
How did Fukushima affect Japanese honey?
Japanese researchers analyzed honey samples to measure natural and artificial radioactivity and evaluate the lifetime cancer risk
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Evaluating Herbal Supplements in Erectile Dysfunction: A Scientific Perspective
How effective are popular herbal preparations really, and can they be considered a serious complementary therapy?
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Portuguese Scientists Report Rare Penile Melanoma
Rare penile melanoma with aggressive behavior, accounting for less than 1% of all cancers.
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Decision-Making Made Simple: Guide Your Teen with Sorting It Out
Discover Sorting It Out by Robin Gregory and Brooke Moore, a science-based guide for parents, teachers, and mentors.
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ESCAIDE 2025: Europe’s Cross-Agency One Health Task Force
A clear message was sent at the ESCAIDE 2025 conference in Warsaw: The future lies in the unification of disciplines and strong inter-agency cooperation.
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New microRNA Cocktail Shows Promise Against Glioblastoma
We spoke with study authors Davide De Pietri Tonelli and Silvia Rancati about their research showing how an 11-microRNA cocktail can slow glioblastoma growth.
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Researchers in Strasbourg Explore What Patients Want in an Ophthalmologist
Discover what patients value most in an ophthalmologist: insights from a study of 800 patients highlight communication and personality trait.
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Japan Reports First Bloodstream Infection from C. metallidurans
Japanese scientists report the first case of C. metallidurans bloodstream infection in Japan—the sixth case recorded worldwide—in a 77-year-old patient.
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UBC enzymes show progress toward universal organs
In the article, we provide an overview of UBC’s research on universal organs and a conversation with the scientists behind the study.
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Fourth Reported Case Worldwide: Ovarian Metastasis from Thymoma Documented by Japanese Scientists
Rare case of ovarian metastasis from thymoma, highlighting diagnostic value of laparoscopy.
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Dendritic Cells and Cancer: Insights from Dr. Elly Marcq at VUB
Dendritic cells as the immune system’s ‘chefs,’ keeping the body healthy.
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Bladder Melanosis in a Child: The Second Reported Case
Doctors report a rare paediatric bladder melanosis case in a 13-year-old boy.
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A Rare Case of Primary Malignant Melanoma of the Bladder
Bladder melanoma is an extremely rare tumor, accounting for less than 0.2% of all melanomas; a case of primary bladder melanoma was published in October.
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KARMA-Dep 2: Ketamine Under Review
We spoke with Declan McLoughlin, a Research Professor of Psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin.
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