Italian Researchers Identify Rare Gene Mutation Linked to Alzheimer’s Disease
Prime Highlights: Scientists in Italy identified a rare mutation in the GRIN2C gene, linked to Alzheimer’s disease, in a family
NHS Hospitals Face Deadly Overcrowding as Nurses Warn of Unsafe Conditions
Prime Highlights: Nurses warn of unsafe conditions, with patients dying in hospital corridors due to severe overcrowding. Two-thirds of nurse’s
Groundbreaking Study Identifies New Genetic Risk Factors for Depression
Prime Highlights: The study discovered 293 novel genetic variations linked to depression, contributing to a total of 697 genetic markers
New Study Reveals Most Microplastics in Drinking Water Are Smaller Than EU Detection Limits
Prime Highlights: A new study found that most microplastics in drinking water are smaller than 20 microns, which is below
Obesity Linked to Worse Health Outcomes for Children Diagnosed with Cancer
Prime Highlights: A new study finds that children with obesity diagnosed with cancer face worse health outcomes, including higher risks
Study Finds Tobacco Advertising Bans Can Significantly Reduce Smoking Rates
Prime Highlights: A new meta-analysis found that comprehensive bans on tobacco advertising, promotion, and sponsorship (TAPS) reduce smoking odds by
AI Could Revolutionize IVF Success Rates Offering Hope for Couples Struggling with Infertility
Prime Highlights: AI could improve IVF success by analyzing data to optimize treatment decisions. Research indicates that targeting follicle size
Urgent Patients Endure Waits Exceeding Nine Hours at Portuguese Hospitals Amid Rising Strain
Prime Highlights: Urgent patients in Portuguese hospitals face wait times over nine hours. Hospitals in Lisbon, Coimbra, and Portimão report
New Study Reveals Shortened Life Expectancy for Dementia Patients
Prime Highlights: New research shows that about half of dementia patients will survive less than five years after diagnosis. People
Surge in Youth Mental Health Issues in France Post-Pandemic Study Reveals
Prime Highlights: Study published in JAMA Network Open reveals that France’s youth, aged 25 and under, have significantly increased their
