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Gut Microbiome Diversity Boosts Survival in Pediatric Stem Cell Transplants

In children who have received a donor medlinkstem cell transplant/medlink, having a varied range of microorganisms in their gut before the transplant




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Challenge of Organ Donation in India: Doctors Speak Out

Doctors urge India to raise medlinkorgan donation/medlink awareness due to critical supply shortage ahead of World Organ Donation Day with a dismal donation rate of 0.




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Liver Transplantation Made Easy With Perfusion Machine

A hypothermic oxygenated perfusion machine can preserve donor livers safely for a longer time without compromising donor liver quality. This enabled to




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Kids Dash for Organ Donation: Promoting Life and Hope

bHighlights:/bul class="group-list punch-points" liChildren and parents unite for organ donation awareness/li liInspiring stories of transplant




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More Transplants Possible: Study Offers Hope With New Technique

In the United States, around 30-40% of potential donor hearts are excluded from transplant consideration due to insufficient function. This limits available




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India Appeals for Stem Cell Donors to Battle Blood Disorders

Experts emphasize India's urgent requirement for stem cell donors to combat medlinkblood cancer/medlink, which claims the lives of over 70,000 individuals annually (!--ref1--).




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Liver Transplants Superior for Metastatic Colorectal Cancer

medlinkColorectal cancer/medlink frequently metastasizes to the liver, and for some patients, surgical removal of liver tumors is not feasible. A




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Organ Donation Surge in Parts of India, But Lag Persists

Experts on National Organ Donation Day (!--ref1--) noted that, while medlinkorgan donation/medlink has increased in some parts of India, it remains sluggish in most other areas.




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A New Lease on Life: Uterus Transplants Bring Hope to Infertility

medlinkUterine transplants/medlink (!--ref1--), though relatively new, have shown promising results. Since the first procedure in 2011, over 100 transplants have been performed globally.




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Genetic Insights Into Androgenetic Alopecia

Scientists in /medlink Bonn pinpoint uncommon genetic mutations linked to male-pattern hair loss. From receding hairlines to the iconic horseshoe baldness




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Genotype Linked to Short-Lifespan Affects 1 in 25 People

A new study found that 1 in 25 people had a genotype that is associated with a short lifetime. It disclosed that a pathogenic variant in the BRCA2 gene,




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Genes Gone Wild: Common Gene Misbehavior in Healthy People

Scientists have discovered that genes often defy expectations, turning on when they should be off in healthy individuals. The team also identify several mechanisms behind these gene activity errors.




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Health Perks of Shedding Kilos for Diabetes Patients

Losing belly fat may help people with diabetes lower their chances of severe infections, according to new scientific findings.




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Type 2 Diabetes: The Role of Diligence in Heart Disease

Lower diligence in type 2 diabetes patients increases the risk of cardiovascular disease, but maintaining a healthy lifestyle is essential for better heart health.




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Stay Active With Type 1 Diabetes: Beat Hypoglycemia Anxiety

Learn how educating type 1 diabetic adults about hypoglycemia may help to achieve better health through physical activity.




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How Bariatric Surgery Offers Hope for Diabetic Kidney Patients

Bariatric surgery outperforms GLP-1 diabetes drugs in protecting kidney function, according to a study.




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Specific Diabetic Drug is Now Safe for Cancer Patients With Kidney Concerns

Contrary to concerns, GLP-1RA medications don't appear to elevate AKI risk in patients undergoing cancer treatment.




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Fat-Derived Cellular Therapy: A New Hope for Diabetes Treatment

Fat-Derived cellular therapy offers a promising new approach for diabetes, using cells from body fat to improve insulin function and potentially reverse the disease.




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Reproductive Crisis: Sperm Counts Decline Globally

The first meta-analysis to demonstrate declining sperm counts among men from South and Central America, Asia, and Africa has been published in the journal iHuman Reproduction Update/i.




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Employers May View Vegan Men as Less Competent, Study Finds

A study found that men who said they follow a medlinkvegan diet/medlink when applying for a job were seen as less manly, and as a result, they were less likely to be chosen for the position.




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How Sperm Formation May Impact Fertility?

medlinkInfertility/medlink might be linked to changes in sperm amino acids, as researchers investigate the intricate molecular aspects of medlinksperm




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Remodelling Signal Pathways in Prostate Cancer - A New Therapeutic Target!

medlinkCancer/medlink-causing mutations in prostate cancer hyperactivate PI3K signaling, leading to cancer cell growth. PLEKHS1, a largely unknown




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Insights into Low Sperm Production in Men

Recent research has provided insights into potential disruptions in the sperm formation process, offering an explanation for insufficient sperm production




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How Insecticide Exposure Drops Sperm Concentration?

Comprehensive systematic research spanning almost 50 years and 25 research finds a strong correlation between insecticide exposure such as organophosphates




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Decoding How Semen Microbiome Shapes Male Fertility

You may be familiar with the gut microbiome's impact on overall health. Surprisingly, a similar principle applies to the semen microbiome, which may significantly




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Testosterone's Protective Role Against Type 2 Diabetes in Younger Overweight Men

medlinkTestosterone/medlink seems to provide protection against developing medlinktype 2 diabetes/medlink in overweight or obese men under the




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Metabolic Surgery: A New Hope for Heart Failure Patients

Researchers find metabolic surgery lowers heart failure risk factors, offering promising insights for heart health.




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How Oncolytic Virotherapy Helped Beat Breast Cancer

Discover how Beata Halassy, a virologist, used oncolytic virotherapy to treat her breast cancer successfully.




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Top 5 Root Vegetables to Supercharge Your Health

What's the secret to a healthier diet? Discover 5 powerful root vegetables that boost immunity, fight inflammation, and support overall wellness.




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Tamarind: The Tangy Superfruit With Hidden Health Benefits

What makes tamarind so special? This tangy fruit not only adds flavor to dishes but also offers heart health, antibacterial, and antioxidant benefits!




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Wine and Wellness: Are Red Grapes a Secret Ingredient Against Bowel Cancer?

Resveratrol found in red grape juice and wine may help keep bowel cancer at bay. A new study is investigating on ways to prevent bowel polyps and cancer.




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Role of Genetic Testing in Personalized Disease Prevention and Treatment

Explore how the genetic testing industry is transforming healthcare through precision medicine ensuring patient privacy and data security.




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Superstar Rajinikanth Admitted to Hospital Over Fluctuating Blood Pressure

Southern superstar Rajinikanth has been admitted to Apollo Hospitals after the actor's blood pressure fluctuated severely. "He will be investigated




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Former Indian Skipper Sourav Ganguly Undergoes Angioplasty

Sourav Ganguly, former Indian skipper and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president has undergone angioplasty and is stable now, experts in the medical team said.




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Super Star Rajinikanth Undergoes Heart Surgery

Super star of South Indian cinema, Rajinikanth underwent carotid artery revascularization after complaining of uneasiness and breathlessness. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, M.




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Model Bella Hadid Opens up About Struggling With Eating Disorders

Model Bella Hadid said she was stricken with eating disorders and chronic anxiety as a teen before she shot to fame as a model. In an interview with




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Actress Samantha Underwent Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Myositis

bHighlights:/bul class="group-list punch-points" liActress Samantha Ruth Prabhu open about her health struggles on social media in late 2022/li liShe




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Europe Records Higher Number of West Nile Virus Infections

In Europe in 2022, around 1,300 locally acquired human cases of medlinkWest Nile virus/medlink infection have been recorded (!--ref1--). They




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Cancer Drugs Exhibiting Their Malaria-Fighting Properties

Using cancer drugs in malaria treatment can speed up the discovery process of new life-saving therapies for malaria, which is becoming increasingly drug-resistant.




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New Species of Mosquitoes Identified in Finland

In Finland, a new species of mosquito has been discovered bringing the count to 44. The previous findings closest to Finland, but further south, have




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Global Spread of Mpox Virus Persists: Cases Reported in China and Thailand

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), Mpox, previously referred to as medlinkMonkeypox/medlink, is still spreading at a limited rate in




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Surge in Measles Cases Sparks Concern Across Europe

The World Health Organization (WHO) issued a warning about the alarming surge in medlinkmeasles/medlink cases across Europe, emphasizing the imperative for vaccination.




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Hope on the Horizon: 3 Vaccine Signals Potential End to Malaria

A groundbreaking 3 medlinkmalaria vaccine/medlink (!--ref1--) is set to be administered to African babies, potentially paving the way for eradicating the disease within a decade.




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How to Treat Hypertension That Occurs Due to Cancer Treatment?

Researchers have developed a non-invasive method to identify a possible cause of high blood pressure by drastically reducing radiation exposure, as suggested by a recent study.




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Men Should Eat This Super Dish to Lower Their Blood Pressure

Eating Sunomono (a Japanese vinegared side dish) correlates to lower blood pressure categorization in men, according to an observational study led by




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Arterial Stiffness Linked to Hypertension

Arterial stiffness increases blood pressure via an update in insulin resistance but not via an increase in body fat, a paper published in Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine concludes.




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Is Hypertension and Osteoporosis Related

In mice, high blood pressure/hypertension was linked to bone loss and osteoporosis-related bone damage, according to new research presented at the American




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Hypertension: More People Suffer From High Blood Pressure Than Expected

A new study has found that 1 in 8 people aged 40 to 75 years had increased blood pressure (hypertension) in the evening that would be missed by a daytime GP appointment.




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High Blood Pressure Speeds up Mental Decline

Hypertensive (high blood pressure) patients face a faster deterioration of their ability to think, make decisions and remember information than those




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How Immune Cells are Involved in Hypertension?

Macrophages and microglia, the immune cells of the brain were found to increase hypertension, say researchers. The immune cells encounter the endothelium,