Subungual melanoma, a rare form of skin cancer under the nail, demands attention. This guide breaks down the latest research, offering clear insights into early detection, effective treatments, and strategies for improved outcomes.
Discover how topical nadifloxacin, typically used for acne, is showing promise in treating green nail syndrome (Pseudomonas aeruginosa nail infection), offering a simple, effective solution where other treatments fall short.
Could scorpion venom hold the key to fighting breast cancer? A recent study investigates the effects of Buthus matensii Karsch scorpion venom on human breast cancer cells, revealing its potential to induce apoptosis and disrupt cell cycle progression.
A recent study uncovers a concerning trend in Seoul: wealthier neighborhoods have significantly more public access defibrillators (PADs) than less affluent areas, regardless of actual risk. Discover the implications for equitable healthcare access and what cities can do to bridge this gap.
Confused about whether your karate training is truly effective? This article breaks down a scientific study on the Karate Specific Aerobic Test (KSAT), revealing its strengths and limitations in measuring karate-specific endurance. Learn how to make your training smarter, not just harder.
Discover how Partial Zona Dissection (PZD) enhances embryo development and boosts pregnancy rates compared to chemical methods in IVF. Is this the innovative approach you've been waiting for?
Addiction's Editorial Board welcomes new members, promising fresh perspectives in addiction research, treatment, and public health policy. Learn how these experts will contribute to advancing the field.
Are you mixing alcohol with energy drinks, soda, or drinking alcohol straight? This article breaks down a recent study comparing the effects of different mixers on alcohol consumption and its negative consequences to help you make informed choices about your health and lifestyle.
Equips healthcare professionals with essential knowledge to identify signs of domestic abuse, understand risk factors, and provide effective support to patients. A call to action for a safer, more informed healthcare environment.
Biologic therapies offer relief for immune-mediated diseases, but a recent study highlights a concerning side effect: an increased risk of tuberculosis (TB). This article breaks down the findings and what it means for you.
