Cognitive training designed to focus on what’s important while ignoring distractions can enhance the brain’s information processing, enabling the ability
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New insights into how the infant microbiome impacts early childhood behavior in boys and girls
A new Dartmouth-led study published in Pediatric Research has found a direct and sex-specific association between the composition of infant
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New study uses artificial intelligence to detect colorectal cancer
A Tulane University researcher has found that artificial intelligence can accurately detect and diagnose colorectal cancer from tissue scans as
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Russia’s new COVID-19 infections, deaths near all-time highs
Russia’s daily coronavirus infections and deaths hovered near all-time highs Monday amid sluggish vaccination rates and the Kremlin’s reluctance to
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New treatment for inflammatory bowel disease
Opioids are a class of substances that control sensations such as pain and emotions in animals. While plant-derived opioid narcotics
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Pelvic floor experts issue new recommendations for magnetic resonance defecography
Magnetic resonance defecography (MRD) has emerged as a powerful, noninvasive imaging technique to evaluate the many possible causes of problems
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New Caledonia locks down again over COVID cases
New Caledonia will impose a new coronavirus lockdown starting Tuesday after three new cases were confirmed in the South Pacific
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New ‘Mu’ coronavirus variant being watched closely: Fauci
(HealthDay)—A new coronavirus variant called Mu that may be able to evade existing antibodies, including those from vaccines, is under
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New mechanism preventing toxic DNA lesions opens up therapeutic avenues for Huntington’s disease
A new mechanism that stops the progression of Huntington’s disease in cells has been identified by scientists at UCL and
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New study reveals patients from minority ethnic groups are more likely to be admitted to hospital
Patients from minority ethnic groups have a disproportionately higher rate of emergency hospital admissions, according to research by Queen Mary
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