Tag: Diseases
New blood test method shows promise for Alzheimer’s research
A new study suggests Alzheimer’s research may soon move beyond hospitals, using nothing more than a few drops of blood collected at home.
New influenza variant brings heavier pressure on hospitals
Many doctors are experiencing a different and more demanding winter season, in which a new type of influenza is playing a central role.
Why the time of day matters during a heart attack
Researchers suggest that adjusting the body’s immune response by time of day could help limit heart damage after a heart attack.
A targeted method improving early melanoma detection
By focusing on the one mole that does not match the rest, doctors are improving early melanoma detection while avoiding unnecessary biopsies.
Child’s death from severe flu highlights ongoing pediatric risks
Flu tragedy shared online highlights growing concerns over severe infections in children.
Scientists find link between daily steps and reduced Alzheimer’s risk
A 14-year study suggests that even a few thousand steps a day may slow the buildup of Alzheimer’s-related proteins and delay memory decline.