Author: Haritha Karyampudi
Body Image in Young Women: Cultural Influences Matter
A new international study led by Flinders University explores how cultural values and family dynamics.
Early Alzheimer’s Found Through Blood Biomarkers
A new study published in Molecular Psychiatry has confirmed that blood-based biomarkers—particularly plasma p-tau181—can detect.
Label-Free Motion Analysis Detects Cancer Cells
Label-free motion analysis is emerging as a revolutionary method to distinguish between cancerous and healthy.
Harmful Chemicals in Children’s Mattresses
A recent study has brought to light a serious health concern: harmful chemicals in children’s.
TMS for Post-Stroke Aphasia Shows Remarkable Gains
A new clinical study led by the University of Calgary has revealed that transcranial magnetic.
CT Scan Overuse May Cause 1 in 20 New U.S. Cancers
A recent study published in JAMA Internal Medicine reveals a sobering projection: CT scan overuse.
Limited Health Care Access During Disasters Delays Colorectal Cancer Diagnoses
Natural disasters like Hurricanes Irma and Maria, along with the COVID-19 pandemic, significantly disrupted access.
Ethical Issues in Human-AI Relationships
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly lifelike and emotionally responsive, people around the world are forming.
Lactation Metabolism: Brain-Hormone Link Uncovered
Understanding how the body adjusts to the intense energy demands of nursing has long been.
Osteoarthritis Genetics Study Uncovers New Treatment Hope
Osteoarthritis- the world’s leading cause of disability and chronic pain—currently affects more than 595 million.