Researchers have developed a simple, robust blood test that accurately measures type 1 diabetes-related autoimmunity using minimal blood volumes, making it particularly suitable for paediatric patients. Called BASTA (β cell antigen-specific T cell assay), this test captures CD4+ T cell responses to pancreatic beta cells, offering an improved method to track autoimmune responses in both […]
A groundbreaking study from Finland’s University of Turku has demonstrated that anxiety disorders in children can be effectively screened through school health services, with digital interventions showing promising results in reducing symptoms. The research, published in the Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry on 4 February 2025, is the first randomised […]
A major study reveals comprehensive clinical assessments could replace uncomfortable bladder pressure tests for women with persistent urinary incontinence, providing equivalent treatment outcomes with less patient discomfort.
Two neuroscientists have been awarded the prestigious Brain Prize 2025 for their groundbreaking discoveries showing how neural activity in the brain can promote cancer development, opening new avenues for glioma treatment.
The International Hospital Federation (IHF) has launched its 2025 Awards programme, with a call for international healthcare institutions to enter. Submissions are open until 2 May. This year’s awards mark a decade of celebrating excellence in healthcare leadership and innovation. The 2025 Awards recognise outstanding achievements across seven categories, with winners to be announced at […]
Eight Fraunhofer institutes will jointly showcase their latest innovations in digital healthcare at DMEA 2025 in Berlin from April 8-10, focusing on practical solutions that integrate seamlessly into existing healthcare workflows. The exhibition will highlight advancements in trustworthy AI, robotic assistance systems, and secure health data spaces designed to address real-world challenges in the medical […]
New research shows cancer mortality rates across Europe will fall in 2025, with breast cancer deaths decreasing significantly in all age groups except women aged 80+ in the EU, where rates will rise by nearly 10%. Experts link this concerning trend to limited screening and less access to modern treatments for older women, while obesity […]
New research demonstrates that exposure to nature scenes significantly reduces both pain perception and associated brain activity. This groundbreaking study provides neurological evidence for nature’s analgesic effects, suggesting that even virtual nature experiences may serve as an effective complementary approach to traditional pain management strategies.
New research reveals that BMI significantly overestimates childhood overweight prevalence compared to waist-to-height ratio measurements. The study of 7,600 children found that 64% of children classified as overweight by BMI standards actually had normal fat levels when measured using waist-to-height ratio, highlighting potential issues with BMI-based obesity diagnosis in paediatric populations.
Two neuroscientists have been awarded the prestigious Brain Prize 2025 for their groundbreaking discoveries showing how neural activity in the brain can promote cancer development, opening new avenues for glioma treatment.
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