A study from Adelaide University found that incorporating structured exercise into cessation strategies can help smokers manage cravings and boost abstinence.

A report on an 11-year-old boy's death from rabies in Ontario highlights the necessity of immediate medical care following any direct contact with a bat. Experts warn that because bat bites may not leave visible traces, post-exposure prophylaxis is vital before symptoms emerge.

After contracting 38 parasitic cysts from a pork tapeworm in India, Lowri Denman has overcome a decade of neurological and psychiatric illness to advocate for others.

The subcutaneous infusion therapy Vyalev offers a non-invasive alternative to traditional Parkinson's treatments by maintaining steady medication levels. Real-world data show symptom reduction alongside challenges regarding treatment retention.

Scientists have created a mosaic-8 nanoparticle vaccine that targets conserved regions across various coronaviruses to elicit broad antibody responses. Clinical trials for this candidate are scheduled to begin in 2025.

A Cardiff woman reveals her long-term battle with neurocysticercosis after medical imaging confirmed 38 parasites were residing in her brain.

Alberta doctors reject COVID task force report

A rare tick-borne virus is hitting historic levels in the U.S., posing a severe risk of permanent brain damage and death due to its rapid transmission speed.

A comprehensive global study confirms the safety and efficacy of mRNA vaccine technology after billions of doses. Researchers are now exploring its potential to treat influenza, RSV, cancer, and autoimmune disorders.

Health officials have confirmed that a patient isolated at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow has tested negative for the Ebola virus. Public Health Scotland maintains that the risk to the general public remains low.

Anthropic launched Claude Science, a platform that uses Basecamp Research's EDEN models to help researchers identify and prioritize therapeutic candidates.

Scientists used high-resolution imaging to visualize the 3D structure of bacteria responsible for dental plaque, revealing how they attach to host tissues. This discovery offers a potential template for developing drugs to intercept pathogens linked to periodontal disease.

The Faculty of Medicine at The Chinese University of Hong Kong has been ranked second globally in Gastroenterology and Hepatology. This achievement reflects the institution's ongoing success in clinical innovation and medical research.

The Congolese government has implemented a ban on public assemblies in Kinshasa and three provinces to contain an Ebola outbreak. Opposition leaders are challenging the directive, characterizing the measure as a politically motivated effort to suppress planned protests.

Cheri Aiken's successful return to hiking trails following lumbar spinal fusion surgery underscores the critical role of rehabilitation in spinal recovery.

Agoraphobia is characterized by the fear of being in situations where escape might be difficult or help unavailable. Treatment often includes a combination of cognitive behavioral therapy and medication.

A study tracking over 26,000 participants over three decades found that a Mediterranean diet is linked to cognitive benefits, particularly for APOE4 carriers.

Researchers have identified the biological mechanisms behind lung damage in acute myeloid leukemia, providing evidence to support standardized steroid use.

Researchers argue that steatotic liver disease should be managed as an evolving trajectory rather than a static diagnosis to account for fluctuating metabolic and alcohol-related risks.

NUS scientists have developed an oral vaccine that protects farmed fish from the nervous necrosis virus using encapsulated particles delivered via feed. This method offers a scalable alternative to injections, significantly improving survival rates in species such as grouper and Asian sea bass.