For decades, scientists believed that children's brains use glucose differently than adults, a theory that may not hold up to new scrutiny. Discover how updated research challenges the 'aerobic glycolysis' concept and what it means for understanding brain development.
Explore why 12-lead ECGs are essential for detecting heart abnormalities, going beyond basic rhythm strips to ensure patient safety.
Uncover the surprising tactics of Giardia duodenalis, the parasite behind many human gastroenteritis cases. Learn how it uses host secretions to enhance its virulence, opening doors to new treatment strategies.
Discover how a study in Bauru, Brazil, used spatial analysis to pinpoint trachoma cases, linking them to poverty and poor education, to improve resource allocation.
Discover how a new predictive algorithm can accurately assess opioid use disorder (OUD) risk in primary care patients, potentially transforming pain management and addiction prevention.
Discover how a common farm injury led to a rare fungal infection in an immunocompetent individual, and what you need to know to protect yourself.
New research reveals the intricate molecular landscape of normal breast tissue and how it impacts the development of breast cancer. Understanding this complexity is key to unlocking new strategies for prevention and treatment.
Malaria drug resistance is a growing concern, but scientists are finding ways to repackage and combine older drugs for better results. This article dives into a study on niosomes – tiny vesicles – and their potential to improve anti-malarial treatment.
Confused about which plant protein to choose? We break down the science behind Sacha Inchi and soy, revealing their effects on your body's nitrogen balance and helping you make an informed decision for optimal health.
Discover how Interpretation Bias Training (IBT), a computer-based intervention, is being tested to reduce irritability in teens, offering a potential alternative to medication for conditions like DMDD.
