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Hypertension, a disease of older age?
Hypertension, also commonly known as high blood pressure, is a leading cause of cardiovascular disease and death globally. It occurs when...
Takudzwa
Aug 123 min read


Beyond Lipids: The Inflammation Connection in Heart Disease Risk Assessment
For decades, cholesterol and lipid profiles have been central to assessing cardiovascular risk. However, a growing body of research...
Richa Gupta
Aug 103 min read


Sleep hygiene: Simple solutions to a good night’s rest
Though it is undoubtedly important to maintain good health and functioning, getting enough sleep has become a rising problem. According...
Callie Tse
Aug 92 min read


Kids Get Arthritis, Too!
Arthritis is something only grandparents get, right? Wrong. Kids get arthritis, too! Overview of Juvenile Arthritis Arthritis is a...
Elizabeth Bell
Aug 83 min read


Nanobots: The Future of Cancer Treatment
Image created by author using Leonardo AI. Nanobots are microscopic robots, typically 50 to 100 nanometers wide. They are designed to...
Mali Arwyn
Aug 82 min read


Mpox: A Re-emerging Zoonotic Disease Threatening Global and African Health
By: Nesredin Hassen Yesuf LinkedIn  | Email Introduction In recent years, Mpox—formerly known as monkeypox—has evolved from a largely...
Nesredin Hassen Yesuf
Aug 75 min read


The Mystery of Migraines
Reference: Migraine Symptoms & Relief | Stripes Urgent Care AZ Migraines! A socially debilitating condition that affects approximately 1...
manuelladanso
Aug 63 min read


Can the Heart Get Cancer?
Rarest of rare form of cancer: in the Heart Rarely, but yes would be the answer. We hear about cancer of the lungs, colon, breasts, skin,...
priyankamathur35
Aug 63 min read


Immunometabolism in Cancer—The Hidden Battle Inside Your Body
Understanding How Immunometabolism Works in Your Body: When most people think of cancer, they picture cells multiplying at an alarming...
Omar Ghanem
Aug 52 min read


Uncovering the Beauty Behind Cardiopulmonary Bypass
Image Obtained From NYU Langone Health Have you ever wondered how the machinery commonly used to perform heart surgeries works? Or what...
priyakchahal1
Aug 58 min read


How close are we to a HIV vaccine?
A big step forward... but we are not there yet! More than 40 years after HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) was first identified,...
L.Hunter
Aug 44 min read


The silent evidence: Forensic Science
Imagine committing what you believe is the perfect crime. You've left no fingerprints, worn gloves, and avoided surveillance cameras. But...
monicalu5
Aug 34 min read


The Development of EGFR-TKIs: A Fight against Drug Resistance
EGFR-TKI and its role in antitumor effect The epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) has served as the founding member of the large...
yizhuoz5
Aug 27 min read


From Sleepless Nights to Eternal Sleep: The Deadly Side of Sleeping Pills
Sleeping Pills Can Stop Your Breathing - Here's Why
Yoon Shwe Yi Han
Aug 13 min read


BRCA Mutations: What You Need to Know
Cancer and BRCA Basics Cancer is an ever-present enemy in modern life. It is estimated that in the United States alone, 2025 will see...
Jackie Lochridge
Jul 313 min read


From Gut Hormones to Global Headlines: The Complex Reality of Ozempic
Image from: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-00173-5 It All Started With a Gut Feeling Long before Ozempic became a hot topic,...
Najma Hussein
Jul 315 min read


Where Life Meets Technology - The Science of BCIs
Neurological diseases & conditions are vast & severe, affecting those who have been victims of injury, infection, genetic degeneration &...
Rohan Naidoo
Jul 3011 min read


A Breath Not Worth Taking: The Hidden Dangers of Inhaling Helium
Helium may seem harmless, but just one breath can be deadly. Discover the health risks, tragic real-life cases, and tips to safeguard...
Penny Pratt, RN, CSPI
Jul 293 min read
Protecting Your Skin: UV Safety Tips for a Healthy Summer
As summer temperatures rise and outdoor activities ramp up, it's important to remember that sunshine—while beautiful and beneficial in...
Brianna Brown
Jul 293 min read


Cold Intolerance and Underlying Health Conditions: An Overview
Did you know that cold intolerance might be your body’s way of signaling an underlying health condition? While most people know the...
Nivetha B Manohar
Jul 293 min read
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