
Global Dementia Cases Projected to Surge to 24.7 Million Annually by 2050, Study Warns
A landmark global study warns annual dementia cases could hit 24.7 million by 2050, urging governments to overhaul neurological healthcare infrastructure.
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A landmark global study warns annual dementia cases could hit 24.7 million by 2050, urging governments to overhaul neurological healthcare infrastructure.

Researchers at IIT Madras have engineered a novel surface coating that neutralizes harmful atmospheric pollutants, offering a scalable defense against toxic urban smog.

A closer look at how traditional prenatal practices align with contemporary neuroscience, maternal psychology, and fetal development research.

Oncologists explain what a Stage 0 lung cancer diagnosis entails, emphasizing early screening, detection nuances, and high curative outcomes.

A genetic predisposition to high cholesterol does not seal your cardiovascular fate. Cardiologists reveal how strategic dietary choices can counter inherited heart risks.

French health authorities have confirmed the country's first human fatality linked to the Shamonda virus, a rare insect-borne pathogen previously confined largely to livestock.

Swiss drugmaker Roche is seeking US FDA approval for its once-daily oral breast cancer therapy following clinical trial data showing a 30% reduction in disease recurrence.

Clinical observations reveal why dropping numbers on a weighing scale can mask severe nutrient deficiencies, muscle wasting, and unresolved psychological trauma.