A significant association between sleep debt and heightened infection risk has been identified in nurses working irregular shifts, according to research published 10 March 2025 in Chronobiology International, which reveals that healthcare professionals with severe sleep debt face more than double the risk of developing common infections compared to their well-rested counterparts.
A team of prominent health experts has issued a stark warning about the potential pandemic threat posed by the H5N1 virus, which has already crossed species barriers to infect dairy cattle and caused sporadic human illnesses. Published in the 7 March 2025 issue of Science, the letter emphasises that although most human cases have been […]
An EU-funded project has developed an intelligent full-body scanner that employs explainable AI to improve early detection of melanoma, potentially transforming dermatological diagnostics and patient outcomes.
Asia’s leading health expo announces 10th anniversary event featuring cross-industry collaboration and emerging biotechnologies
Bayer emphasises the crucial need for patient education about breast density as a cancer risk factor and advocates for supplemental screening options, with a focus on MRI for women with extremely dense breasts.
A groundbreaking study by ETH Zurich and Leipzig researchers has created the first comprehensive cellular atlas of adipose tissue in obese individuals, revealing crucial differences between those who maintain metabolic health and those who develop conditions like diabetes and hypertension. The findings, published in Cell Metabolism, could revolutionise how we identify and treat obesity-related metabolic […]
A groundbreaking single-cell sequencing study has produced the first comprehensive cellular atlas of focal cortical dysplasia (FCD), offering unprecedented insights into the molecular mechanisms underlying this severe form of drug-resistant epilepsy. The research, conducted by Brazilian scientists, maps both transcriptional and epigenetic changes at cellular resolution.
A major investment in medical innovation could prevent 6.5 million deaths and save $5.8 trillion in economic losses from climate-related health impacts over the next 25 years, according to a comprehensive new analysis from the World Economic Forum.
Classical music exposure during pregnancy leads to more stable and predictable fatal heart rate patterns, according to groundbreaking research that explores the relationship between musical stimuli and foetal cardiac response using advanced mathematical analysis.
Biomedical engineers at Duke University have developed an artificial intelligence platform that can design short proteins capable of binding to and destroying previously untreatable disease-causing proteins. The breakthrough could revolutionise drug development for currently intractable diseases.
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