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Experience And Dermoscopy Improve Skin Cancer Diagnosis Accuracy

A recent systematic review and meta-analysis reveals dermatologists have a significantly higher accuracy in diagnosing skin cancer

Exosomes: A Brief Review of Biology and Medical Applications

Intercellular communication, whether through direct cell–cell interactions or the transfer of secreted chemicals, is critical for the…

Exploring Bioinformatic-driven Approaches for Diagnosis of Chlamydia Trachomatis Infections

Chlamydiosis is one of the most prevalent sexually transmitted illnesses globally caused by the bacteria Chlamydia trachomatis…

New Corneal Stem Cell Transplant Restores Vision in Groundbreaking Trial

Groundbreaking stem cell-based corneal transplants offer hope to LSCD patients, with trials showing improved vision and corneal health without HLA matching.

Prostate Cancer Overtreatment Observed in Veterans Association System

A recent study examining prostate cancer treatments within the US Department of Veterans Affairs health system has raised concerns about overtreatment, particularly among men with limited life expectancy.

Innovative Inhalation Technique Enhances Paediatric Lung Surgery Outcomes

Atomized indocyanine green inhalation enhances precision and recovery in paediatric lung surgeries, study finds.

Batch Reading in Breast Cancer Screening Cuts False Positives and Speeds Diagnosis

This observational study analysed over 120,000 DBT examinations to understand how radiologists’ performance changes during batch reading.

Childhood Asthma Linked to Memory and Cognitive Deficits

Asthma may impact children’s memory and cognitive function, particularly when it begins early, according to new research on childhood asthma’s cognitive effects.

Global Collaboration to Create Clear Gene Editing Language for Haemophilia Community

Aiming to improve communication in the ha haemophilia community, a new project is developing a clear and consistent gene editing lexicon.

Stress Hormone Levels Linked to Obesity-Induced Diabetes

The researchers found that overeating triggers a rapid increase in norepinephrine, a key stress hormone. This, in turn, over activates the sympathetic nervous system.