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The disease category is a section where you can access reliable and scientific information about the symptoms, causes and treatment methods of various diseases. In this category, you can find detailed content on many topics from infectious diseases to genetic disorders, from chronic diseases to rare syndromes.
Ancient Survival Genes Trigger Modern Autoimmune Diseases
Ancient gene variants that once shielded Bronze Age pastoralists and plague survivors from lethal infections now drive autoimmune diseases in cleaner modern environments.
Trump Signs Order Creating NIH Women’s Health Division
President Trump signed an executive order establishing a women's health division at the NIH and creating a White House task force led by Susie Wiles.
Maomao Uncovers Poison Plot in Apothecary Diaries Episodes
Maomao tackles ergot poisoning and an impending locust plague in the opening episodes of The Apothecary Diaries Season 3, while Episode 52 streams on October 23, 2026.
Pelvic Organ Prolapse Shapes Lifelong Health for Many Women
Pelvic organ prolapse occurs when supporting muscles and connective tissues stretch, allowing pelvic organs to drop into the vaginal space after childbirth or aging.
Plague in Russia Sparks WHO Alarm After Siberian Lab Fatality
A Siberian research worker's death from an unexplained respiratory illness sparked international alarm after Russian officials withheld clinical data.
Helen Branswell Dies in Ottawa at 69 After Cancer Recurrence
Helen Branswell, an infectious disease reporter known for early reporting on the Covid-19 pandemic, has died at age 69 in Ottawa following cancer complications.
Continuous Glucose Monitors Aid Type 2 Diabetes Management
A multicenter clinical trial across 22 primary care practices shows that continuous glucose monitors help adults with type 2 diabetes gain five hours a day in range.
COVID-19 Variants Circulate as Existing Immunity Limits Harm
New COVID-19 variants like XFG and NB.1.8.1 evade circulating antibodies, but researchers emphasize that baseline population immunity continues to prevent severe illness.
Pope Leo XIV Confronts Lung Adenocarcinoma as Therapies Advance
Pope Leo XIV undergoes successful surgery for early-stage lung adenocarcinoma, highlighting rising rates among never-smokers and advances in targeted treatments.
Five Depression Brain Patterns Emerge in Helsinki Brain Study
Neuroscientists at the University of Helsinki have uncovered five distinct brain patterns in people diagnosed with depression, linking contrasting neural connectivity profiles to symptoms like anxiety, trauma, and substance abuse.