Sara Lindqvist
Breakthrough for aquaculture: Oral vaccine protects fish from fatal nervous necrosis virus
Researchers from NUS and Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory developed an oral vaccine to protect farmed fish from the fatal nervous necrosis virus.
Does fish oil reduce Alzheimer’s risk? What a new US study says
Research suggests that people with high-risk gene variants derive the most substantial cognitive protection from omega-3s and Mediterranean-style eating patterns.
Study reveals how leukemia cells invade lungs and cause breathing problems
A new study reveals the biological mechanisms behind respiratory failure in acute myeloid leukemia patients and identifies key proteins that could be targeted for therapy.
Scans Uncover Lithium Patterns In Bipolar Disorder
Researchers have used specialized MRI imaging to visualize how lithium interacts with the brain, finding that dosing frequency does not affect overall efficacy.
Breastfeeding up to six months may lower risk of ADHD symptoms in children
A longitudinal study of 37,600 families suggests a correlation between the duration of exclusive breastfeeding and a reduced risk of ADHD symptoms in childhood.
Lecanemab for Alzheimer's shows cognitive benefit despite serious risks
Lecanemab has demonstrated a statistically significant ability to reduce cognitive decline in early Alzheimer's patients, despite serious safety risks and high costs.
Bone research reveals skeleton as active organ communicating with body
New research reveals that bones are not just structural supports but dynamic tissues that communicate with the brain, kidneys, and gut microbiome.
London mother urges vaccination after child dies from measles
A West London mother encourages parents to rethink vaccination decisions after a child died from measles in Liverpool.
New vitamin B12 therapy shows promise against deadly brain cancer
Researchers have developed a vitamin B12-based therapy that selectively accumulates in deadly brain cancer cells, potentially overcoming treatment resistance.
Younger generations are aging faster biologically and face higher cancer risk
New research reveals a widening gap between chronological and biological age in younger adults, correlating with a higher incidence of early-onset solid cancers.
University of Pittsburgh research explains why scratching worsens itches
University of Pittsburgh research explains how scratching triggers a cellular "double whammy" of inflammation. Scientists identified a molecular pathway that links pain to increased itching.
US dementia death rates remain above pre-pandemic levels through 2022
Data from the National Center for Health Statistics shows dementia death rates have not yet returned to 2019 levels, highlighting significant gender and racial disparities.
Bedside eye test may predict consciousness recovery in brain injury patients
Researchers have identified a specific pupil response phase that may reveal recovery potential not visible during routine clinical assessments.
US dementia costs reach $818 billion, exceeding cancer and heart disease
A new study reveals the staggering economic burden of Alzheimer's and related dementias, with costs projected to reach nearly $1 trillion by 2050.
Blue Shield CEO urges AI and digital records to replace insurer mandates
Ascendiun CEO Paul Markovich argues that AI and real-time digital records could eliminate the need for prior authorizations in healthcare.
Salk Institute identifies iron accumulation pathway linked to neurodegeneration
Scientists have discovered a cellular stress pathway where gradual iron buildup reduces neuron resilience, offering a new target for treating neurodegenerative disorders.
US CDC raises Ebola response to highest level for Central Africa outbreak
The CDC has escalated its operational response to the highest level following a severe Ebola outbreak in Central Africa involving the Bundibugyo virus strain.
Harvard experts warn excessive animal protein may increase health risks
While protein is essential for muscle mass, health experts caution that overconsuming animal-based sources may lead to chronic disease and kidney strain.
Australia detects H5 avian flu in multiple wild birds
The arrival of H5N1 avian influenza on the Australian mainland has prompted biosecurity measures to protect endangered species and the poultry industry.
Ebola epidemic deaths exceed 300 in DR Congo
A deadly Ebola epidemic driven by the rare Bundibugyo strain has claimed over 300 lives in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Response efforts are hindered by regional conflict and the absence of approved vaccines or treatments.