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Scientists built a hand-cranked gadget the size of a TV remote that tells your blood type and checks for blood loss or anemia from a single drop of blood in about a minute

Setting may shape psilocybin’s effects on the brain

Eight weeks of mindfulness-based therapy altered brain responses to drug cues in people with opioid use disorder: a randomized clinical trial found reduced prefrontal cortical responses to drug-related images and longer periods of abstinence

A simple liquid can stop cavities without drilling

Around a third of people may be lying about symptoms to get antibiotics, including for their kids

Menopause isn't a slow fade, it's a sudden switch: a study of 300 million lab tests from over one million women found bones, liver, kidneys, and blood fats all change abruptly at the final period

A monkey infected with an HIV-like virus has stayed virus-free for four years after a single shot of a new antibody that helps the immune system destroy the cells where the virus hides

About 1 in 7 US adults starting semaglutide were given an off-label high first dose, and those patients had a 25% higher rate of stopping the drug early and were less likely to still be on it a year later

‘Long flu’ can linger for months

Bias in health research: Types, sources, impact on findings, and mitigation strategies

Multi-center, 12 week follow-up study finds that both stimulant and non-stimulant ADHD medications were associated with significant reduction in Maladaptive Daydreaming and Mind Wandering in adults with ADHD

Financial Anxiety Makes Medical Procedures Feel More Painful

In retrospective clinic notes, large language models (AI)-recommended care cost substantially more than human physicians, primarily because of more testing and specialist referrals

AI’s preference for drugs with a strong online presence may cost millions

Study finds long term Benzodiazepine use is associated with poorer cognitive function in adults with Schizophrenia

JEM published research describes common B vitamin as potential psoriasis treatment

News coverage of psilocybin often outpaces the science, systematic review finds

A single dose of psilocybin eased depression within days, but its edge over placebo faded within a year

Medical cannabis for the treatment of insomnia

A fungus resistant to all 4 types of antifungal drugs has been found in a hospital patient in Kenya, only the 2nd case ever recorded worldwide after New York in 2022

Researchers have demonstrated for the first time that neutrophils are found in many tissues during embryonic development and can perform the same functions as adult neutrophils

Researchers Analyzing Health Records Found That People With ADHD Who Received Prescription Medication Had a Lower Risk of All-Cause Mortality, Including Deaths From Unnatural Causes, Suggesting That Treatment May Offer Important Health Benefits Beyond Managing ADHD Symptoms.

A Distinct New Type of Diabetes Has Officially Been Recognized

Vaccines not only directly protect vaccinated individuals but also contribute to protecting the entire population via indirect herd-immunity benefits

AQP4-dependent enhancement of glymphatic function attenuates tau pathology and neurodegeneration in PS19 mice

A clinical trial found a nasal spray made from a toad venom chemical can quickly ease severe depression for weeks, though some experts argue it isn't as fully effective as other treatments like ketamine.

AI scans of 100,000+ people found those with 'brown fat' had less diabetes, heart disease, anxiety and depression

Amino acid mapping–guided scaffold selection and hit identification of histidine kinase inhibitors from a virtual library of over 12 million compounds

Most pregnancies after living kidney donation are uncomplicated, according to a new Canadian study that provides a clearer picture of pregnancy outcomes among kidney donors

A large study from Wales found antidepressant use during pregnancy does not increase the risk of autism or ADHD in children, attributing minor risk increases to the mother's underlying depression instead.

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