Could early detection of central obesity in teenagers be made easier with a clearer, more consistent approach?
Are Canada’s health warnings during outbreaks too confusing for the public? What can be done to make them clearer and more effective?
Could healing a tiny structure in our cells slow bone ageing and naturally rebuild strength? Discover the science offering hope for healthier, stronger lives.
As dermal fillers grow in popularity, training must go beyond technique. Many programs fall short in preparing practitioners to manage complications, raising concerns about real-world readiness and patient safety.
Tiny bacterial vesicles from probiotics may provide a safer way to treat gut inflammation. Could this be the next big thing in inflammatory bowel disease care?
Stress and social rejection may cause premature ageing, but could this be a natural mechanism to prevent uncooperative traits from spreading?
Mongrove, a global communications firm, aims to help communicate new cancer research with its new pro bono initiative supporting cancer researchers.
An interview-based study reveals how PMDD disrupts lives with exhaustion and emotional turmoil. Yet, medical support remains lacking. Recognition is overdue.
How can electrical stimulation improve wound healing? The E-bandage enhances growth factor release, promoting tissue repair without the need for removal.
Research shows that limited diffusion of knowledge predicts abrupt collapses in the use of scientific ideas, like bursting market bubbles.