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The medical category provides reliable and up-to-date information about health, medicine and innovative treatment methods. In this category, you can find a wide range of content from disease diagnosis and treatment processes to medical technologies, from drug research to surgical innovations.
23 November 2023
Long COVID Risk Reduced by COVID-19 Vaccination Prior to Infection, Study Finds
A study published in The BMJ on November 22 reveals a robust association between receiving at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine prior to the initial infection and a significantly lowered risk of developing post-COVID-19 conditions, commonly referred to as long COVID.
22 November 2023
Study Reveals Chlorine Disinfectant Fails to Kill Hospital Superbug Better Than Water
A recent study reveals that a leading chlorine disinfectant currently employed to sanitize hospital scrubs and surfaces is ineffective against the most prevalent cause of antibiotic-associated illnesses in healthcare settings worldwide.
21 October 2023
NUS Researchers Develop Magnetic Gel Accelerating Diabetic Wound Healing by Threefold
A group of researchers has developed a groundbreaking magnetic hydrogel for wound healing, particularly beneficial for diabetic wounds. This advanced hydrogel, incorporating both skin cells for regeneration and magnetic particles, offers a holistic approach to wound healing. It significantly expedites the healing process through multiple mechanisms. To enhance its therapeutic impact, an external wireless magnetic device is employed to activate skin cells, resulting in faster healing, reduced recurrence rates, and potentially fewer limb amputations for diabetic patients.
7 October 2023
Researchers Advance Brain Injury Treatment with Innovative 3D Printing Technique
Scientists have utilized 3D printing technology to create engineered tissue mimicking a simplified cerebral cortex using human stem cells. Upon implantation into mouse brain slices, these structures seamlessly merged with the surrounding host tissue. This innovative approach holds the potential for customized therapeutic solutions to address brain injuries in the future.