UK autism test gap north south kids face three year delay
Autism Diagnosis Delays: A North-South Divide in England A recent data analysis has revealed a significant disparity in the waiting times for autism diagnosis among […]
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Brain light monitor is promising for early dementia detection
The Quest for Early Dementia Detection Diagnosing dementia early and with precision is still a significant hurdle in healthcare. While tools like MRI and PET […]
Myeloma Survival Chances Almost Double Since 2005
Multiple Myeloma Patients Experience Longer Lifespans Thanks to Advances in Treatment Significant progress in the treatment of multiple myeloma, a prevalent type of blood cancer, […]
Alzheimers found by brain scan before signs appear
Early Alzheimer’s Detection: A Three-Minute Brainwave Test Imagine a future where Alzheimer’s disease can be detected years before symptoms even begin to surface. This future […]
Preschoolers getting ADHD meds too fast says new research study
Early ADHD Medication Use in Children Raises Concerns A recent study spearheaded by Stanford Medicine reveals a concerning trend: young children diagnosed with attention deficit/hyperactivity […]
Novel cough device simulates tuberculosis spread with high precision
Tuberculosis: A Persistent Global Threat Tuberculosis (TB) continues to be a significant global health challenge, with a long history of impacting human populations. Despite advancements […]
New Asian program links AI forecasts to tailored wellness advice for dementia
NUHS Introduces AI Brain Care Program for Enhanced Dementia Management The National University Health System (NUHS) has recently launched an innovative AI-driven brain care programme. […]
Pediatric Cyclical Cushings Treated Via Unilateral Adrenalectomy Novel PRKAR1A Variant in Carney Complex
Rare Case Study: Cyclical Cushing Syndrome in a Young Boy A fascinating medical case highlights the complexities of diagnosing and managing rare conditions in young […]
Joy Milne, a Woman Able to Detect Parkinson’s by Smell
The Woman Who Can Smell Parkinson’s Disease Imagine possessing a sense so refined it could detect diseases. Joy Milne, a 72-year-old former nurse from Scotland, […]
Can Dedicated MRI T Staging Refine Prostate Cancer Staging Standards Now
MRI-Based Scoring Systems for Prostate Cancer Staging: A Review Accurate staging of prostate cancer (PCa) is crucial for effective treatment planning. A recent review delves […]
