New Vaccine Technology may Prevent Future Viruses and Variations
New Vaccine Technology may Prevent Future Viruses and Variations

Animal studies on a ‘future-proof’ vaccine technology have revealed that only one antigen may be.

Customized Texts don't Enhance Mobility in Heart Patients
Customized Texts don’t Enhance Mobility in Heart Patients

Almost one-third of all Americans use a wearable gadget, such as a smartwatch, to track.

Link Between Iron Deficiency and Cell Growth Regulation
Link Between Iron Deficiency and Cell Growth Regulation

According to results published in Nature Cell Biology, Northwestern Medicine researchers discovered new pathways through.

Mental Health Declined among Youth During the Pandemic
Mental Health Declined among Youth During the Pandemic

A comprehensive new study found that young people’s mental health deteriorated during COVID-19, with higher.

Penn Medicine Study Links Wrist Temperature to Disease Risk
Penn Medicine Study Links Wrist Temperature to Disease Risk

Continuous wrist temperature monitoring can reveal information about future illness risk for conditions such as.

New Brain Circuit Explains Infant Cries Cause Milk Release
New Brain Circuit Explains Infant Cries Cause Milk Release

Hearing a newborn’s wail can cause the production of oxytocin, a brain hormone that governs.

Ginger Supplements may Help Treat Autoimmune Illnesses
Ginger Supplements may Help Treat Autoimmune Illnesses

According to new research, ginger supplements may have a crucial role in decreasing inflammation in.

Periods May Influence Insulin Sensitivity
Periods May Influence Insulin Sensitivity

A study published in Nature Metabolism reveals that menstrual cycle timing influences brain insulin sensitivity..

Long-term Organ Problems in Some COVID-19 Patients after Hospitalization
Long-term Organ Problems in Some COVID-19 Patients after Hospitalization

When MRI scans of trial patients were compared to controls, they revealed a higher load.

Regenerating Full Spinal Cord Damage Reverses Paralysis
Regenerating Full Spinal Cord Damage Reverses Paralysis

When mice and humans’ spinal cords are partially injured, the initial paralysis is followed by.