Category: Health Condition

Alzheimer’s Controversy: Have Scientists Gotten It All Wrong?

Scientists are believed to have made giant strides in research, expanding the frontiers of knowledge on Alzheimer’s disease. However, recent events – perhaps, most notably a bogus study scandal …

Tesamorelin Latest Facts: Approved and Off-Label Uses, Health Benefits, Adverse Reactions, and Stacking

Patients with a growth hormone deficiency, especially those HIV-positive, commonly take Tesamorelin, a peptide that stimulates the production of GH. In recent years Tesamorelin commonly known as Egrifta has …

Hair Loss Treatment Breakthrough: Yokohama National University Researchers Grow Hair Follicles in Vitro

Japanese scientists at Yokohama National University have been able to create hair follicles in vitro. In the long term, the results of their research could lead to a permanent …

Scientists Reveal How Protein Complex Fights Hepatitis B

Researchers from the University of Geneva (UNIGE) have discovered a mechanism that enables the body to fight against hepatitis B, raising hopes of possible near-future availability of more effective …

Study Reveals Promising Way to Get Pain Relief Without Adverse Effects and Addiction

A new study by an international team of researchers has shown that substances that target different receptors to those targeted by opioids produce comparable pain relief as the latter …

5 Lupus Patients in Remission after Undergoing Anti-CD19 CAR T Cell Therapy

After receiving genetically modified immune cells, five adults suffering from lupus saw their symptoms of this autoimmune disease disappear within three months. Read Also: Neurological Health:Things That Can Harm …

Dolutegravir an Appropriate Antiviral for Many Pregnant Women Living with HIV

In the US, a large number of pregnant HIV-positive women give birth each year. These women can successfully treat their condition to accomplish viral suppression at levels that can’t …

Study Shows Certain Patients Are Likely to Benefit from Thrombectomy Even with a 24 Hours Delay

Patients with cerebrovascular accidents caused by large vessel occlusions (LVOs) usually have severe physiological deficits. Despite causing roughly one-third of all ischemic cases, they are responsible for more death …

Bedaquiline–Pretomanid–Linezolid Regimen for the Management of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis Shown to Be Effective

The drugs used in the treatment of tuberculosis (TB) vary according to the resistance of the organism to drugs. The first-line drugs used in its treatment are isoniazid, ethambutol, …

Illustration Showing How α-Syn monomers Form Aggregates Inside Neurons Inducing Cell Toxicity

Toxic Protein Accumulation Causes Nerve Damage in Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson’s disease is a neurological illness that causes tremors, slow movement, and joint stiffness and can lead to significant cognitive impairments. It has a high global prevalence. The occurrence …