Category: Health and Medicine

The story begins not in a lab but in the quiet, unpredictable rhythm of daily life. A slightly worse night…

The mystery began with a contradiction that has haunted psychiatry for decades. Schizophrenia, a disorder marked by hallucinations, delusions, and…

Labor begins with a whisper, not a roar. Before the first visible contraction, before the gripping tension that signals a…

In the quiet unfolding of a fly’s nervous system, long before it learns to flutter its wings or find a…

For generations, hydralazine has been one of medicine’s quiet workhorses. Doctors reached for it during emergencies, pregnant patients relied on…

For decades, the story of mental illness has been told in many threads, woven from environmental influences, life experiences, and…

For as long as people have struggled with weight, the world has offered an endless parade of solutions. Diet trends…

Colorectal cancer has long been considered a disease of age—an illness that typically emerges after decades of cellular wear, environmental…

Anxiety affects millions of people around the world—so many, in fact, that it’s become one of the defining mental health…

For decades, scientists have dreamed of creating wearable ultrasound devices that could image the body with the same clarity as…

It hides in nearly everyone you know—inside your family, your friends, even yourself. The Epstein-Barr virus, or EBV, quietly lives…

When we think of bird flu, we picture scenes of mass poultry culls, soaring egg prices, and biohazard-suited workers struggling…

For millions around the world living under the heavy fog of major depressive disorder, the search for relief can feel…

Depression is one of the most common and devastating mental illnesses in the world. It can arrive quietly or suddenly,…

Pancreatic cancer is often called a silent killer. It grows quietly, spreads aggressively, and resists most treatments, making it one…

For more than a century, medicine has drawn a clear line between the fields of neurology and psychiatry. Neurology was…

Aging is inevitable—but what if some aspects of it could be slowed, or even gently reversed? A new international study…

It has long been said that humans are social creatures—that we thrive on connection, conversation, and community. But new research…

Deep inside the cells of the brain, a small and often overlooked enzyme has been quietly playing a powerful role…

Among all forms of breast cancer, one type continues to haunt patients and researchers alike: triple-negative breast cancer. It’s a…

Every day, your kidneys quietly filter toxins from your blood, balancing fluids and maintaining the body’s delicate chemistry. Most of…

For centuries, humanity has dreamed of reading the mind—of translating thoughts directly into words, images, or sounds. Philosophers once imagined…