Public Health

How Fungi Are Evolving Faster Than Medicine Can React

While the world debates melting glaciers and rising seas, a different sort of crisis is quietly germinating—one that thrives in…

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Microplastics Found in Ovaries Signal New Fertility Risk

Few places in the human body are more sensitive and carefully regulated than the ovarian follicle—the tiny fluid-filled sac nurturing…

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Snake Antivenom Made Using Blood of Man Bitten 200 Times

A novel broad-spectrum antivenom has been developed using antibodies derived from a man who spent nearly two decades deliberately exposing…

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MRI Scans Can Now Reveal Your Heart’s Functional Age

Your functional heart age might not match the number on your birthday cake. A recent international study led by the…

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Stablepharma Tests Fridge-Free Vaccine That Could Help Cut Global Wastage

Stablepharma has initiated its first human trial of SPVX02, a thermostable fridge-free vaccine for tetanus-diphtheria designed to remain potent without…

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Heat Waves and Heart Attacks: How Extreme Weather Affects Cardiac Risk

As global temperatures climb and heatwaves become more common, researchers are finding that our hearts may be among the most…

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Want to Live Longer? Science Shows How Quitting Smoking Helps at Any Age

Smoking is a well-known health risk, but recent research shows that quitting can deliver significant benefits no matter your age.…

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New Study Shows Allulose Could Help Combat Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes

A groundbreaking study published in Nutrients has shown that a 12-week diet rich in allulose, a rare sugar, could have…

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Study Reveals 0.5 Percent Microplastic in Human Brain Tissue

A recent study has uncovered an alarming presence of microplastics within human brain tissue, raising serious concerns about the potential…

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Processed Red Meat Linked to Higher Dementia Risk

Recent research presented at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference has revealed a significant connection between the consumption of processed red…

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