Clinical trials are an integral part of the drug development and approval process. In order for a pharmaceutical company to…
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Regenerating Teeth: Targeting USAG-1 with Antibodies #37 and #57
Tooth loss has long been considered a lifetime circumstance whether from disease, trauma, or congenital defects, missing teeth have had…
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Biosensitive tattoos utilized as an diagnostic interface
Medical tattoos represent a groundbreaking fusion of art and science, using biosensing pigments to monitor health markers like glucose and…
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One Blood To Rule Them All
Japan's medical research is on the verge of a breakthrough: a room-temperature stable artificial blood product developed by Professor Hiromi…
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The Obesity Crisis
The United States has one of the highest obesity rates in the world. According to data from the Centers for…
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Effects of Junk Food on the Body
Junk food, characterized by high levels of sugar, salt, unhealthy fats, and artificial ingredients, is a staple in many modern…
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Hot Dogs: Daily Habit Linked to Increased Health Risks
In a new study that was recently published, researchers have found that regularly consuming even small amounts of processed meats,…
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Instant Coffee: A Surprising Link to Vision Problems
Around the world, 200 million people live with age-related macular degeneration (AMD), an eye condition that impacts a person’s central…
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The maternal microbiome and Its central role in immune development of the neonate
Perinatal health between pregnancy and age one has traditionally included maternal nutrition, prenatal screening, and delivery. Yet another, younger, and…
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Lowering Blood Pressure: Can Tea and Chocolate Help?
According to a new meta-study, flavan-3-ols, a type of plant-derived compound found in chocolate and tea, can be effective in…
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