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Doctors Create New Path to Tumors That Are Impossible to Reach
Surgeons at the University of Maryland Medical Center have achieved what seemed impossible: removing a dangerous spinal tumor by going through a patient’s eye socket rather than cutting through the spine. In a world-first operation, neurosurgeon Dr. Mohamed Labib and his team successfully extracted a rare chordoma tumor that had wrapped around 19-year-old Karla Flores’s…
Household Chores Build Kids’ Success Skills
Parents who battle with their children over doing dishes and making beds can now point to science for backup. A groundbreaking study of over 200 families reveals that kids who regularly complete household chores develop stronger brain skills that predict academic achievement, career success, and overall life satisfaction. Researchers discovered that children aged 5-13 who…
Science Proves Your Dog Makes a Better Bedmate
Ladies, science has officially confirmed what many of you suspected all along: your furry friend makes a better sleeping companion than your human partner. Researchers at Canisius College surveyed 962 women across the United States and discovered something that might make men everywhere reconsider their bedtime behavior. Women who sleep with dogs report better sleep…
Doctor Speaks After Pope Declares Prayer a MiracleÂ
After 17 years of silence, the physician at the center of Pope Leo XIV’s first declared miracle has finally spoken publicly about the extraordinary events that unfolded in a Rhode Island hospital room. Dr. Juan Sanchez-Esteban, who prayed over a dying premature baby named Tyquan Hall in 2007, recently released his first official statement since…
Study Shows Emotional Detection Happens in the Brain Unconsciously
Have you ever gotten a “gut feeling” about someone’s emotional state that turned out to be accurate, even when their words suggested something different? Stanford researchers have discovered why this happens: your brain automatically detects other people’s emotions without your conscious awareness. Using advanced brain imaging, scientists found that we possess two separate systems for…
Seeing the Invisible: How High-Tech Goggles Are Revolutionizing Cancer Surgery
Imagine standing in an operating room, facing the delicate task of removing a cancerous tumor. Surgeons are often working under incredible pressure, knowing that leaving behind even a few cancer cells can lead to recurrence. Traditionally, detecting these lingering cells has been a challenge because cancer can mimic healthy tissue to the naked eye. But…
How a New mRNA Shot Could Transform Cancer Treatment
Imagine a cancer treatment that does not require weeks in the hospital, harsh chemotherapy, or complicated lab work. Scientists are developing an mRNA based therapy that could do exactly that, turning your own immune cells into cancer killing machines directly inside your body. This innovation could mark a turning point in how we approach not…
Blog | Diabetes | Gut Health | Nutrition | Trending Topics
What Is Type 5 Diabetes? Scientists Just Confirmed a New Form of Diabetes Which Requires Different Treatment
Diabetes isn’t a one-size-fits-all condition. While many are familiar with Type 1 and Type 2, even Type 1.5, researchers have long known that the disease presents in more than a dozen distinct ways. Now, the International Diabetes Federation has officially recognized a new subtype: Type 5 diabetes, also known as malnutrition-related diabetes mellitus (MRDM). This…
