Research

New mouse research indicates completely eliminating sugar could impair glucose control and increase inflammation, challenging popular wellness trends.

Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology's new portal shows 84% positive experience rate, with 96% reporting easy access and 93% agreeing to future research...

A 2025 study found vagus nerve stimulation combined with exposure therapy eliminated PTSD diagnoses in all nine treatment-resistant participants.

New research positions sleep as a foundational longevity tool, with growing evidence linking poor rest to metabolic issues and dementia risk.

New research reveals graphene quantum dots may interfere with toxic protein clumping in Parkinson's disease, offering hope for targeting underlying disease...

A leading medical scientist has been elected to an elite academy, recognising a distinguished career in biomedical research, evidence-based healthcare, collaboration, and discoveries with real-world impact.

New research suggests stem-like colorectal cancer cells may survive treatment, remain dormant, and later drive recurrence, highlighting the need for better biomarkers, follow-up, and therapies targeting hidden residual disease.

Recent research suggests annual flu vaccinations could significantly reduce Alzheimer's disease risk, adding a new dimension to flu vaccine benefits. By reducing inflammation and stimulating immunity, flu shots may indirectly protect against cognitive decline in older adults.

The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine honors pioneering research that revolutionized our understanding of the immune system, unveiling mechanisms governing immune responses and opening new therapeutic avenues, particularly in cancer treatment and personalized medicine, with profound medical implications.

Pennsylvania's pivotal role in medical innovation is highlighted by recent NIH visits, showcasing the state's groundbreaking research, gene therapy advancements, and cancer research strides. These efforts underscore Pennsylvania's potential for transformative healthcare solutions and global medical breakthroughs.

Recent research links high meat consumption to a reduced risk of dementia, particularly in individuals with the Alzheimer's gene, highlighting the potential impact of diet on cognitive health and the importance of personalized dietary strategies for those genetically predisposed to Alzheimer's disease.

Recent research highlights waist size as a better predictor of heart failure risk than BMI, as waist circumference more directly assesses harmful visceral fat linked to cardiovascular conditions, offering insights for improved health assessments and personalized interventions.