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A groundbreaking study published in Nature Genetics by researchers from Karolinska Institutet and international collaborators has uncovered important differences between depression that begins early in life and depression that develops later. Their findings could reshape how mental health professionals understand, predict, and treat depression. The research, titled “Genome-wide association analyses identify distinct genetic architectures for […]

A new global study led by NYU Langone Health researchers has found that a discrepancy between two common kidney function tests could be an early warning sign of serious health problems including kidney failure, heart disease, and even premature death. Two Tests, Two Stories Doctors typically check kidney health by measuring creatinine, a waste product […]

Our bodies are full of natural rhythms from the steady beating of the heart to the pulsing of blood through the brain. But a new study suggests that the gut’s own rhythmic movements may hold the key to understanding how the brain’s blood vessels stay in sync. Researchers from the University of California, San Diego […]

Imagine detecting lung cancer with just a single breath no needles, no scans, no discomfort. Thanks to a groundbreaking innovation from researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas, that vision is quickly becoming reality. A Revolution in Early Cancer Detection A team of scientists has developed a new biosensor technology capable of identifying volatile […]

A new study published in The Lancet has brought encouraging news for people living with heart failure and for hospitals aiming to improve patient outcomes. The research shows that providing free influenza (flu) vaccinations to heart failure patients before hospital discharge can significantly reduce deaths and readmissions. 💡 The Study at a Glance Researchers compared […]

A new Canadian study has brought fresh attention to the invisible dangers in the air we breathe, showing that exposure to certain air pollutants during pregnancy may increase the risk of autism in children. 🔬 What the Study Found Researchers from Health Canada and leading universities analyzed data from over 2.1 million children born in […]

When we think of urinary tract infections (UTIs), we often blame poor personal hygiene, low water intake, or holding urine for long hours. But new research has uncovered a surprising culprit behind many UTI cases—poor kitchen hygiene. Yes, your kitchen may be causing your infection. A recent study analyzing over 5,700 E. coli strains found […]

Breast cancer is not just a women’s health issue—it’s a public health emergency in India. With over 14% of all cancers in Indian women being breast cancer, and most cases being detected at late stages, thousands of lives are lost every year simply due to late diagnosis. But now, a new AI-powered initiative is bringing […]