Category: Patient Briefs
Wildlife Imports Linked to Higher Zoonotic Disease Risk
New research links wildlife imports to higher zoonotic disease risk, revealing critical insights into emerging...
Microbiome pill cuts infection risk in transplants
The microbiome pill SER-155, tested in a phase-1 trial by City of Hope and partners,...
Text reminders boost bowel cancer screening rates
Text reminders can significantly increase bowel cancer screening rates in London, according to a study...
Two APOL1 Variants Increase Kidney Failure Risk
APOL1 variants raise the chance of end-stage kidney disease, with two high-risk alleles G1 and...
Alzheimer’s Group Aims to Improve Brain Care
Alzheimer's Association aims to improve brain care with new initiative focused on dementia care and...
New fitness program offers personalized strength training for muscle growth
Build & Burn, a four-week fitness program offering personalized strength training for muscle growth, fat...
Busy mothers find realistic fitness plan
Busy mothers can rebuild muscle and lose fat post-pregnancy with a realistic fitness plan focusing...
AI Eases Hospital Staff Shortages Without Hiring
AI staff shortages solutions let hospitals automate routine tasks, easing burnout among clinicians, administrators and...
U.S. Health Systems Tackle AI Scaling Challenges with Clinician-Led Governance
U.S. health systems address AI scaling challenges through clinician-led governance, ensuring trust and improved patient...
Federal scientists use AI in medical research
Federal scientists use AI in medical research to stay up-to-date on recent findings and discoveries.