Category: 6. Health

Informal Caregivers are Essential Partners in Healthcare Systems

As worldwide demographics shift towards increasingly aged populations, the role of informal caregivers (ICs) has become critically important to community and long-term care…

Hard-hit Brazilians are gaining another layer of defense against the mosquito-spread dengue fever, known by many as break-bone fever, Reuters reported.

The critical aid comes via the July 19 opening of the world’s largest mosquito…

Researchers at the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health in Melbourne, Australia, infected male mice with the virus that causes Covid, mated them with females, and…

Significance of integrating king’s theory of goal attainment with FMEA-PDCA quality management tool in health education for GDM patients

Enhancing education quality

The amalgamation of King’s Theory of Goal Attainment, FMEA, and PDCA can…

A GROUNDBREAKING study has provided new evidence that vitamin C in pregnancy may influence childhood lung function by altering DNA methylation at key asthma- and allergy-associated loci, particularly in cases where mothers smoke during…

A new global study led by Australian researchers has uncovered key genetic differences in how females and males experience depression, providing valuable insights for the future of mental health education, research, and treatment. In a…

Introduction

Existing data shows that the incidence of lung cancer has been significantly increased for few decades globally.^1,2 Especially in developed countries, authoritative statistical data from China reported that lung cancer has become…

Introduction

Cancer cachexia (CC) is a severe metabolic disorder commonly observed in advanced cancer patients, characterized by persistent loss of skeletal muscle mass and unresponsive weight loss to conventional nutritional interventions.^1,2…