A study suggests most cases are caused by a particular type of variants, but new variants may not always pose a significant threat. The findings are based on analysis of recent case data.
New figures suggest that England's opt-out organ donation system has not increased family consent rates as expected. The researchers found a decline in the number of families agreeing to donation.
A study found lower nurse staffing on surgical wards in New Zealand may be associated with higher rates of post-operative deaths. The researchers suggest further investigation is needed to confirm the link.
A microbiologist outlines steps to reduce bacterial growth in prepped meals. The study suggests improper storage and cross-contamination may increase foodborne illness risks.
A study suggests certain treatments may help reduce adult acne symptoms. The researchers found improvements in participants using a specific topical cream over a 12-week period.
The study suggests that psilocybin may alter brain activity during meditation, as measured by MRI scans. The results are based on a small group of participants and require further validation.
Testing of food samples suggests that certain dietary choices may increase exposure to PFAS chemicals. The study indicates that these chemicals are present in multiple food sources.
Flu tests in several western US states are showing higher than typical positive rates for early fall, according to recent data. This suggests flu season may be starting earlier than usual.
The researchers found that a diagnosis of autism or ADHD can change how individuals see themselves. However, the study suggests that mental health support is needed both before and after diagnosis.
A study suggests a possible link between gut health and muscle function, based on findings from an animal experiment. The results are preliminary and require further research.
Scientists report a link between a specific blood protein ratio and increased risk of age-related diseases. The findings are based on a study involving human participants.
The study suggests nearly 1 in 10 young adults may have early signs of atherosclerosis, typically seen in older individuals. The findings are based on a limited sample and require further validation.
A study suggests both protein and fibre contribute to feelings of fullness. The researchers found fibre may be underappreciated for its role in satiety.
A psychologist found that the brain's immediate response to trauma can affect a survivor's ability to accurately recall the experience. The study suggests this does not indicate dishonesty.