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Hair loss in middle-aged females is common, affecting up to two-thirds of women after menopause. The exact reasons remain unclear, although evidence suggests a hormonal and genetic predisposition. A presentation at The North American Menopause
Capturing the intricacies of the brain’s activity demands resolution, scale, and speed—the ability to visualize millions of neurons with crystal clear resolution as they actively call out from distant corners of the cortex, within a
How strictly patients follow a prescribed drug treatment (drug adherence) is clearly important if the therapy is to have maximum effect. A number of things can affect adherence, including behavioural and socioeconomic factors, but to
All you have to do is hold your breath for a moment and a new electromedical device provides important data about possible risks before an operation. Before any operation, it is important to properly assess
Why people suffer from chronic inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) such as ulcerative colitis is only partially understood. However, it is known that the bacteria of the intestinal flora and dysfunction in the immune system play
Those who follow the phases of the moon and astrology probably already know that the New Moon on August 8 falls under the sign of Leo. Since Leo is all about lighthearted fun and playfulness,
No one expects to leave their doctor’s appointment sicker than when they walked in. Yet new research from the University of Minnesota School of Public Health, Harvard University and athenahealth, Inc. provides new evidence about
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is expected to announce a new warning for Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine, following preliminary reports of a rare nerve condition that developed in a very small fraction of
New research evaluating the drugs commonly used by rheumatoid arthritis patients suggests two combinations could reduce the risk of heart attack and strokes. The new publication in Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine has found that anti-rheumatic
New modelling from James Cook University scientists shows Australia needs to vaccinate at least 85 percent of the population to achieve herd immunity. Emma McBryde, Professor of Infectious Diseases Epidemiology and Modelling at JCU’s Australian