New Study Links Regular Cannabis Use to Higher Stroke Risk
Recent research from Tulane University reveals a troubling correlation between cannabis use and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and stroke.
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New Study Links Gut Sulfide Production to Specific Small-Bowel Genetics
Recent clinical findings leverage advanced diagnostic tech to uncover how intestinal sulfide levels affect human gene expression.
Microsoft Medical AI Outperforms Generalist Doctors in Diagnostic Accuracy Study
A newly published peer-reviewed study reveals Microsoft's AI Diagnostic Orchestrator achieved significantly higher diagnostic accuracy than generalist physicians while ordering fewer tests.
New Study Links ADHD to Higher Mortality, Points to Medication Benefits
A comprehensive review reveals that individuals with ADHD face a significantly higher risk of early death, though medical treatment appears to mitigate those odds.
New Study Reveals Microplastics Generate Reactive Free Radicals in Water
Columbia University researchers discovered that microplastics can produce highly reactive molecules when surrounded by water, challenging the long-held assumption that plastics are chemically inert.
Landmark Clinical Study Seeks First Objective Blood Test for Major Depression
Researchers are launching a major clinical initiative to validate biological markers for major depressive disorder, potentially ending decades of subjective psychiatric diagnosis.
Why Patients Are Fudging Symptoms to Get Antibiotics
A recent study reveals that over a quarter of patients misrepresent symptoms to secure antibiotic prescriptions, compounding the rising threat of drug-resistant superbugs.
How Patient-Facing AI is Changing Primary Care Dynamics
A recent real-world evaluation of patient-facing artificial intelligence tools in primary care clinics highlights shifting clinical workflows and patient engagement.
Plastic Tea Bags Release Thousands of Microplastics and BPA into Every Cup
New university research reveals that brewing tea in plastic mesh bags releases thousands of microplastic particles and hormone-disrupting chemicals into hot water.
Parasitic Eye Worms Removed From Patient Just Before Hatching
Medical researchers documented a rare clinical case involving parasitic eye worms that required immediate surgical extraction.
