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23/08/2024

Archive: 23/08/2024

Cognitive difficulties tied to lower return to work after breast cancer

Return to work two years after a breast cancer diagnosis is associated with higher cognitive speed performance before and after treatment, according to a study published online Aug. 19 in JAMA Network Open.

Aug 23, 2024

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Q&A: AI sifts Africa's natural remedies for drug discovery

Artificial intelligence (AI) and traditional medicine may seem like strange bedfellows but African researchers are harnessing both to advance drug discovery on the continent.

Aug 23, 2024

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Inflammation in childhood linked to onset of mental health disorders

Low-grade systemic inflammation across childhood and adolescence is associated with the subsequent onset of mental health disorders, according to a study published online Aug. 21 in JAMA Psychiatry.

Aug 23, 2024

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Late summer and early autumn can be a uniquely challenging time for those who suffer from allergies

Runny noses and watery eyes are a hallmark of spring for many allergy sufferers, but late summer and early autumn can be just as troublesome.

Aug 23, 2024

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Report finds one-fifth of patients in areas of Northern England have suffered from long COVID

New research led by Dr. Stephanie Scott found people in the North of England are among the worst affected by long COVID, which follows patterns highlighting the devastating impact of COVID-19 across northern regions in comparison ...

Aug 23, 2024

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Excitement for AI's potential in health care is growing, survey finds

Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to command attention from senior leaders in health systems as executives search for ways to leverage the technology, according to the Top of Mind for Top Health Systems survey published ...

Aug 23, 2024

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Using 3D modeling to improve the surgical outcomes for prostate cancer

Prostate cancer is often treated by a robotic keyhole surgery called a robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy. Accompanying this surgery is an MRI scan that tells the surgeon where the cancer is within the prostate.

Aug 23, 2024

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Using RNA splicing events to identify colon cancer subtypes is a more reliable and cost-effective method

Researchers discovered an alternative way to classify distinct types of colon cancer, making the information more valuable to patients and their doctors as they consider treatment.

Aug 23, 2024

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Practitioners should be proactive in addressing men's conditions linked to cardiometabolic disorders, study says

Adelaide researchers are calling for general practitioners to take a more proactive approach towards addressing erectile dysfunction (ED) and lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS), in light of new findings suggesting these ...

Aug 23, 2024

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Study reveals severe impact of button battery injuries in young children

Button batteries power numerous commonly used devices in the home. A study examining injuries from button battery ingestion found that a combination of the young age of the child, button battery size and delayed diagnosis ...

Aug 23, 2024

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