In a revolutionary way, artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionalising cancer diagnosis and treatment, paving way for early diagnosis and individualised care. The advancements in the field of AI algorithms and machine learning have boosted the efficiency and precision of cancer screening and have also helped in designing the best strategies for treating the patients. Among […]

A large scale research that spanned across the globe has revealed that adolescent mental health has become a major concern with high levels of depression, anxiety and other mental health disorders being reported across the globe. The study, which used data from more than 100 countries and involved more than one million young people aged […]

This paper will identify some of the key trends and issues which have emerged in the context of the increasingly dynamic and complex nature of the healthcare environment. A latest research in one of the top medical journals has found early signs of success in a new gene therapy that is aimed at a specific […]

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has formally called the world a mental health crisis with rising trends in rates of depression, anxiety, and substance use disorders. The release comes when a new study on mental health involving all the 195 countries of the world showed the effects of COVID-19, economic crisis, and wars on the […]

A brand new clinical trial has given positive findings on the use of a new drug in Alzheimer’s disease, which is great news for millions of patients and their families all over the world. ALZ-237 is a drug that has been proved to be effective in reducing the progression of Alzheimer’s disease especially in the […]

A new strain of avian flu that has recently emerged in poultry farms in Southeast Asia has attracted the attention of the world’s health authorities who expect the virus to cause the next pandemic. The H5N8 virus is a highly pathogenic avian influenza strain that has been identified to be capable of infecting a wide […]

A new piece of research shows that people who sleep for longer at the weekend slash their risk of heart disease. In the research carried out by a group of sleep scientists and cardiologists, it has been discovered that people could reduce the cardiovascular problems by up to 20% by having compensatory sleep on days […]

There is evidence that microplastic particles have now been found in tissue samples from human brains, which others are worried may far be the beginning of future negative impacts of plastic pollution in human health. It is important to add this to the ever increasing list of research findings about the presence of microplastics in […]

In a recent study it has been found that those who exercise in one or twice a week known as the weekend warriors have the equal improvement in the brain as the people who exercise continuously all week. This proves not in line with the view held that stressing ourselves through regular exercise daily is […]