Ovarian Cancer Risk: Are Your Genes and Lifestyle Talking?
New research reveals how the interplay between genetics and lifestyle choices like birth control use can influence ovarian cancer risk, paving the way for personalized prevention.
New research reveals how the interplay between genetics and lifestyle choices like birth control use can influence ovarian cancer risk, paving the way for personalized prevention.
Discover the surprising link between sumatriptan, a migraine medication, and itch relief. Learn how it targets the nitric oxide pathway to soothe chloroquine-induced scratching and explore potential new treatments for chronic itch.
Explore the rising rates of Cesarean sections in Kathmandu, Nepal, uncover the primary drivers, and discuss potential strategies for optimizing maternal and neonatal outcomes.
Discover the latest findings on diabetic retinopathy, including how early detection and management can protect your vision. Learn about the impact of treatments like PRP and how to maintain optimal eye health.
Prostate cancer treatments often lead to metabolic issues. A recent study investigates whether fish oil can counteract these side effects, offering a potential way to improve men's health during cancer therapy.
A new study traces the spread of African Swine Fever in Europe, revealing insights into the virus's origin and potential impact. Learn about the implications for farmers and the global pork supply.
Discover how carbon dioxide laser therapy offers a new treatment option for the disfiguring skin lesions caused by Erdheim-Chester disease, a rare and complex condition.
Discover the specifics of perivascular epithelioid cell tumors (PEComas), explore a rare case of a benign PEComa found in the prostate, and gain insights into the diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management of this unusual tumor.
Explore the groundbreaking research on stem cells and their paracrine effects in treating cardiorenal syndrome. Discover how stem cell transplantation could positively modulate the heart-kidney cross-talk, offering new hope for patients.
This article sheds light on DRESS/DIHS, a severe drug reaction potentially triggered by levofloxacin, particularly in individuals with systemic scleroderma, rheumatoid arthritis, or Sjogren's syndrome. Learn how to recognize the symptoms and understand the importance of careful monitoring.