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The Researcher Who Rewrote Diabetes Care: Dr. Bernard Zinman’s Legacy
Dr. Bernard Zinman, a pioneer in diabetes research, has been inducted into the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame. His work has fundamentally changed how physicians treat both type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
Why Your Probiotic Habit Might Be Delaying Your Gut Recovery
New research suggests that taking probiotics after antibiotics may slow down your microbiome's recovery. Here is what experts recommend instead.
Why the 'Pulse' of Blood Flow Is Critical for Lung Health in Children
Researchers have discovered that the rhythmic pulse of blood flow is essential for lung health in children with heart disease. This finding could lead to new ways to prevent long-term complications after heart surgery.
Can South Africa’s HIV Injection Succeed Without Specialized Clinics?
South Africa’s new six-month HIV injection is a medical breakthrough, but the loss of specialized clinics may prevent it from reaching the most vulnerable. The rollout faces a critical test of infrastructure and trust.
A $9 Million Study Is Targeting the 'Burnout' of Immune Cells in Parkinson's
A new $9 million multi-university project is investigating whether the 'exhaustion' of immune cells as we age drives Parkinson's disease. The goal is to develop precise, personalized treatments based on a patient's unique immune profile.
How Disaster-Related Financial Loss Ripples Through to Children
A new study reveals that the financial and social toll of disasters on mothers indirectly harms children's mental health. The findings suggest that disaster relief must prioritize family stability.
In Bunia, Ebola’s Economic Toll Is Outpacing the Virus Itself
As Ebola spreads through Bunia, public-facing workers face a dual crisis: the threat of infection and the total collapse of their daily livelihoods. The economic toll is already outpacing the virus itself.
A Baby’s Measles Diagnosis Highlights a Growing Public Health Gap
A mother is urging parents to vaccinate their children after her nine-month-old daughter was hospitalized with measles. The case highlights the dangers of falling vaccination rates in the UK.
Why One-Third of Chinese Teens Are Struggling to Get Quality Sleep
A new study of 5,713 Chinese teens reveals that over one-third suffer from poor sleep. Mental health, BMI, and screen time are the primary drivers of this trend.
A New Teletherapy Protocol Is Finally Addressing the 'Invisible' Burden of IBD
A new study reveals that an eight-week, telehealth-delivered CBT protocol can significantly reduce the daily disability associated with IBD. This finding offers a scalable, nonpharmacological way to improve quality of life for patients.
The 'Moderate' Drinking Myth: New Data Shows No Safe Level of Alcohol
New research finds that even low levels of alcohol consumption increase mortality risk. The study challenges the long-held belief that moderate drinking is heart-healthy.
Beyond Weight Loss: How GLP-1 Drugs Are Changing Skin Treatment
New research indicates that GLP-1 agonists may treat skin inflammation by targeting immune cells directly. This could offer a breakthrough for patients with chronic skin conditions.