Global Advanced Wound Care Market Set to Reach $19.32 Billion by 2030
The global advanced wound care market was valued at USD 13.37 billion in 2025 and is expected to reach USD 19.32 billion by 2030,...
More Young Adults Diagnosed with Cancer
A new National Institute of Health study found that while cancer incidence rates have increased for 14 types of cancer in people under age...
FDA Approves Gene-Edited Pigs for Food
Mrigakshi Dixit of Interesting Engineering reports that the FDA has approved gene-edited pigs from UK firm PIC for human consumption. Using CRISPR, the pigs...
New Clues to How the Body Feels Pain May Help Treat It More Effectively
The National Institute of Health reports that NIH researchers have discovered how the body processes heat and touch, and how inflammation turns these sensations...
Does Chewing Gum Expose You to Microplastics?
A pilot study has found that chewing gum, both natural and synthetic, releases microplastics into saliva, potentially leading to ingestion. Researchers at UCLA discovered...
Previously Unknown Eye Cells May Reverse Vision Loss
A groundbreaking study has identified previously unknown stem cells in the human retina that could potentially restore vision in mice with a common eye...
New Technology Restores Mobility for Spinal Injury Patients
A team at .NeuroRestore, led by Grégoire Courtine and Jocelyne Bloch, has developed an advanced system that combines implanted spinal cord neuroprosthetics with rehabilitation...
Surgeon General’s Report on Alcohol and Cancer Causes Market Shakeup
Ciara Linnane of MarketWatch reports that stocks of alcohol companies fell Friday after the U.S. Surgeon General's advisory linked alcohol to cancer risk. Dr....
The Future of Surgery: Robots That Learn From Watching Videos
Mark Johnson of The Washington Post reports that researchers from Johns Hopkins and Stanford have developed robots trained through videos to perform surgical tasks...
The Mysterious ALS Cluster in the French Alps: Is It Linked to Toxic Mushrooms?
Terence Monmaney of Popular Science reports that in Montchavin, a small French Alps village, a troubling cluster of 14 ALS cases was discovered, raising...