Ten years have passed since the International Journal of Neonatal Screening (IJNS) started its journey. It's now a big deal in the world of newborn health. This journal focuses on catching health problems in babies right after they're born. It's like a superhero for tiny humans, spotting issues befo
Robotic surgery is becoming more common in urology. To keep up, doctors need proper training. A recent study created and tested new ways to teach these skills. Experts from around the world worked together. They used a special process to agree on the best methods. This process is called the Delphi
Iran's government has taken a bold step by cutting off internet access nationwide. They say it's to shield the country from cyber threats, especially from Israel. The move comes after hackers targeted key systems like banks and cryptocurrency exchanges. The government claims these attacks could disr
Liver donation is a big deal, and it's important to talk about the risks. When someone donates part of their liver, they can face serious complications. These can be so bad that they need more surgery or intensive care. Doctors have been studying this to understand it better. They looked at real-wo
Epileptic seizures are a common neurological issue, often triggered by irregular brain activity and stress. To tackle this, scientists have turned to EEGs, which measure brain waves. These readings are then analyzed using advanced tech, like deep learning, to spot and predict seizures. One new meth
In the heart of Denver, a thought-provoking panel discussion took place, delving into the intriguing connection between sex and psychedelics. The event, part of a larger psychedelic science conference, brought together experts to discuss the nuances of this often taboo subject. The panelists emphas
Jeff Bezos, the Amazon founder, is tying the knot with Lauren Sánchez this month in Venice, Italy. This isn't just any wedding; it's a lavish affair that has sparked some controversy. Locals in Venice are not happy about the event, and protests have been happening. But despite the backlash, many fam
Wearable tech might just be the game-changer we need for tracking medication adherence. You know how it is—people often forget to take their meds, and doctors usually have to rely on patients' own reports, which aren't always accurate. But what if there was a better way? Enter wearable devices. The
People with long-term health issues often sit around a lot. This isn't great for their health or the people caring for them. In recent years, digital tools have been used to encourage healthier habits. But do they really help people move more? The answer isn't clear. Many studies have looked at thi
Heart problems, where the heartbeat goes haywire, are tricky to spot in everyday life. Doctors have been using smart tech to help, but they're still figuring out how much heart data is needed to make a good call. A new study dives into this, using AI to see how well it can tell if someone's heart is
