Over the past 25 years, Parkinson's disease diagnoses have doubled, but treatment remains outdated. Stanford Medicine researchers created a portable…
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The Role Of Skin-To-Skin Contact In Newborn Health And Development
The Golden Hour or the skin to skin contact or the kangaroo care is the process of placing the newborn…
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Utah Bans Fluoride in Drinking Water
Fluoride, an ingredient often found in toothpaste, has been rivaled online for causing brain fogginess and bone stiffness. It is…
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Global Heat Records Shatter as Extreme Weather Becomes the New Norm
In an era marked by climate crisis, new evidence confirms that record world warmth is no longer an extraordinary occurrence…
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Beyond Beauty: Understanding the Popularity of Double Eyelid Surgery in Korea
Double eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, is a very popular procedure in South Korea, and it's almost a cultural norm. Middle…
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Anxiety is on the Rise: How it Could Be Related to Gut Health
In recent years, a greater amount of the global population have been reporting bouts of anxiety. Anxiety is often accompanied…
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Cholera Outbreak: A Worsening Global Health Emergency
For the first time in modern memory, about 1.3 million cases of cholera were recorded worldwide in 2024, with many…
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Is There A Chance To Lower The Cost Of IVF In The Near Future?
In-vitro fertilization (IVF) can be justifiably defined as the fertilization of an egg outside of the body using medical equipment…
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Equitable Distribution of Global Vaccines: Finding the Balance Between Equity and Efficiency
The distribution of vaccines across the world is a very difficult balance between equity and efficiency. The gap between nations…
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Botched: How far is surgery far?
One word to describe plastic/cosmetic surgery is ambivalence. Many think it is meaningful, seeing it as a way for those…
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