Research & Development

Why Are Obesity Medications Less Effective in Real Life?
Research & Development Why Are Obesity Medications Less Effective in Real Life?

A recent study conducted by the Cleveland Clinic sheds light on the real-world challenges faced by injectable medications used for obesity treatment, namely semaglutide and tirzepatide. These medications, approved by the FDA for both obesity management and type 2 diabetes care, are marketed under

Ancient DNA Study Redefines Early South African History
Research & Development Ancient DNA Study Redefines Early South African History

A recent study involving ancient DNA analysis has fundamentally reshaped the understanding of early human history in South Africa. By examining DNA from nine prehistoric skeletons unearthed in the Oakhurst rock shelter, researchers have been able to reconstruct a more comprehensive picture of the

Trial Advances Jawbone Regeneration with 3D-Printed Implants
Research & Development Trial Advances Jawbone Regeneration with 3D-Printed Implants

The field of regenerative medicine has witnessed a groundbreaking development as an innovative clinical trial gets underway at Princess Alexandra Hospital. This trial focuses on the reconstruction of jawbones using advanced 3D-printed implants—marking a significant leap forward for both

Kansas City Teens Raise $300K for Childhood Cancer Research
Research & Development Kansas City Teens Raise $300K for Childhood Cancer Research

In the heart of Kansas City, an awe-inspiring movement has taken root, driven by a family's personal experience with childhood cancer. When Kristin Myers-Trysla's youngest son, Clayton, was diagnosed with a rare stage-4 brain cancer at just one year old, the family faced an immense challenge. They

Accelerating Childhood Cancer Diagnosis for Better Survival Rates
Research & Development Accelerating Childhood Cancer Diagnosis for Better Survival Rates

Childhood cancer continues to be a daunting global health challenge, affecting around 400,000 children annually. Early diagnosis remains a cornerstone for improving the survival rate and quality of life for these young patients. In 2018, the World Health Organization (WHO) launched the Global

Neurology's 2025 Leap: Neuroprotection and Patient-Centric Care
Research & Development Neurology's 2025 Leap: Neuroprotection and Patient-Centric Care

The landscape of neurology is undergoing a seismic shift as new advancements in research and treatment redefine approaches to longstanding neurological diseases. Historically, the focus has been on managing symptoms, often overlooking deeper disease mechanisms and progression. Today, this is

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