Health

Medical experts warn of a significant surge in kidney stones and urinary tract infections as rising summer temperatures and dehydration stress the human renal system.

Recent research published in EMJ confirms that eGFR slope is a powerful predictor of long-term kidney outcomes in IgA Nephropathy, offering a new standard for clinical trials and patient monitoring.

The partnership between Oxford University and the Serum Institute of India is accelerating the R78C malaria vaccine, potentially ending a centuries-old health crisis.

New research from the European Medical Journal demonstrates that telemonitoring significantly improves self-care and reduces hospitalizations for heart failure patients through proactive digital health management.

We investigate the clinical data and market hype surrounding Eledon Pharmaceuticals’ tegoprubart, a potential game-changer in Type 1 Diabetes treatment and islet transplantation.

New research from the European Medical Journal reveals that Type 2 Diabetes is not a one-size-fits-all condition, requiring highly personalized dietary approaches based on specific metabolic subtypes.

New research featured in the European Medical Journal reveals that Type 2 Diabetes is not a monolithic condition, requiring personalized dietary strategies based on specific physiological subtypes for optimal management.

Malaria in pregnancy is a silent killer that threatens both mother and child. Discover how early detection and preventive treatments are essential to saving lives.

A groundbreaking study published in the EMJ has identified a novel protein target responsible for psoriasis progression, offering a new pathway for targeted clinical therapies.

The measles crisis in Bangladesh reaches a tragic milestone with 194 child deaths reported, highlighting severe gaps in routine immunization and the need for urgent intervention.