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Free COVID-19 Tests Return This Fall

Distribution of free at-home COVID-19 tests return nationwide this September, according to the US government. Households will be able to order up to four at-home tests online in ongoing public health efforts as fall and winter respiratory virus season approaches.

AAIC 2024 Interview: Henne Holstege

My PhD involved investigating the genetic changes that occur with breast cancer. During that time, I realized that the focus of breast…

Alcaligenes faecalis Accelerates Diabetic Wound Healing

Research suggests that Alcaligenes faecalis, a bacterium found in many chronic wounds, can aid in healing difficult-to-treat wounds, especially in people with diabetes.

Rising Cancer Rates in Young Generations

A recent study examining cancer incidence trends among adults born between 1920 and 1990, revealed a concerning increase in cancer rates among younger generations.

AAIC 2024 Interview: Suvarna Alladi

When I was in the third or fourth year of medical school, I realized that I had an aptitude for neurology, both for the science as…

Consciousness Detected in Unresponsive Patients

Recent research has revealed that brain scans can detect consciousness in some patients with severe brain injuries who appear unresponsive.

Rising Infections in Hospitalised Children with Lupus

A new study brought to light significant risks associated with infections in children and adolescents with childhood-onset systemic lupus erythematosus.

Ultrasound Detects More Cancers in High-Risk Women with Dense Breasts

In a new study researchers have highlighted the benefit of using ultrasound to image women with high-risk of advanced invasive breast cancer.

High-Performing Blood Tests To Improve Diagnostic Wait Times: AAIC 2024

AAIC® 2024 findings highlight how integrating high-performing blood tests in primary care could drastically reduce wait times for Alzheimer’s diagnosis.

AAIC 2024 Interview: Tara Spires-Jones

I did my undergraduate degree in Texas, in biochemistry and French, but about halfway through my undergraduate work, I realized I was…