We found a high prevalence of elevated blood lead level among US resettled refugee children when they were screened for lead within three months of arriva Continue reading →Read More »

Children who lived in public housing had 92% lower odds of having elevated blood lead levels compared to children who lived in private housing Continue reading →Read More »

This first-in-human study paves the way for the subsequent assessment of ACT017 safety and efficacy in patients with acute thrombosis Continue reading →Read More »

Applying crowd innovation to problems in healthcare can lead to rapid prototyping of AI solutions and catalyze transformations in healthcare delivery. Continue reading →Read More »

Magic mouthwash and doxepin rinse both can provide additional non-narcotic pain relief in addition to other analgesics and mouth rinses.   Continue reading →Read More »

Our research suggests a “coffee placebo effect,” much like the placebo effect in the medicine and pharmaceutical literature Continue reading →Read More »

There is no evidence that using more nicotine replacement is harmful when used as directed. Continue reading →Read More »

Copy number variants known to be associated with neurodevelopmental disorders also increase the risk of depression Continue reading →Read More »

While most melanomas occur in light-complexioned individuals (Fitzpatrick skin phototypes I-III), the burden of melanoma is growing in those with darker skin, particularly Hispanics. Continue reading →Read More »

Peanut oral immunotherapy should only be done under allergist supervision, due to the risk of allergic reactions. Continue reading →Read More »

Overall incidence rates of histologically confirmed cervical squamous cell cancer (SCC) decreased during 1999-2015 in almost all race/ethnicities and all age groups. Continue reading →Read More »

Repetitive ultrasound can perturb decision-making processes in the brain by focally modulate brain activity. Continue reading →Read More »

This study demonstrates the immaturity of diabetes apps and missed opportunities to improve care and health outcomes Continue reading →Read More »

Empathy and hormones could together account for aggressive behavior. In fact, the interactions were different for boys and for girls.  Continue reading →Read More »

MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Rachid Karam, PhD Director, Ambry Translational Genomics Lab Ambry Genetics  MedicalResearch.com: What is the background for this study? Response: DNA genetic testing (DGT) for hereditary cancer genes is now a well accepted clinical practice; however, the interpretation … Continue reading →Read More »

Stem cell therapy with SB623 cells in chronic TBI patients with fixed motor deficits achieved the primary efficacy endpoint of the Phase 2 clinical trial Continue reading →Read More »

MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Leonardo G. Cohen, M.D., Ph.D., Senior Investigator Marlene Bönstrup, M.D., Postdoctoral fellow in  Dr. Cohen’s lab NIH’s National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke MedicalResearch.com: What is the background for this study? What are the main findings?  … Continue reading →Read More »

It seems that it is especially detrimental to consume a diet that is very high in animal protein, especially meat, and at the same time low in plant protein sources. Continue reading →Read More »

Although women with very low levels of LDL are usually considered to be at low risk of heart attacks and ischemic strokes, these women may have an increased risk of experiencing a hemorrhagic stroke.  Continue reading →Read More »

College students who choose to lead a healthy lifestyle ( diet and exercise) are more likely to sleep better and abstain from substance abuse. Continue reading →Read More »