Observational study maps sex-specific molecular architectures in MASLD using multi-omics profiling
Why does fatty liver disease look different in men and women?
This primary research study analyzed 211 individuals with MASLD using paired liver-blood multi-omics.
Fatty liver disease follows different biological paths in men and women, driven by distinct fat storage and immune signals that could lead t…
Narrative review outlines mitochondrial organelle interactions in acute pancreatitis pathogenesis
Your Pancreas Is Under Attack — From the Inside
This narrative review synthesizes experimental and translational studies regarding mitochondria–organelle interactions in pancreatic acinar …
Damaged mitochondria in pancreas cells drag down entire cell networks, driving acute pancreatitis attacks and opening doors for future treat…
Hypertension associated with specific reduction of NK subpopulation in male subjects
Missing Immune Cells Might Drive High Blood Pressure in Men
This observational cohort study examined male subjects with hypertension versus normotensive controls.
Men with high blood pressure have fewer specific immune cells, a finding that could help doctors understand the hidden cause of their condit…
Review of secondary analysis on IBS predictors in Bangladeshi students
Why Your Gut May Be Linked to Your Grades and Stress
This is a review of a secondary analysis examining IBS predictors among 506 Bangladeshi university students.
For university students, mental stress and academic pressure are stronger triggers for IBS than diet or exercise alone.
Electroacupuncture at ST36, ST37, and PC6 may shorten recovery times after laparoscopic gastrectomy for gastric cancer
Electroacupuncture may speed recovery after gastric cancer surgery in a small study
In this randomized controlled trial of 60 patients who underwent laparoscopic radical gastrectomy for gastric cancer, electroacupuncture at …
Electroacupuncture helped gastric cancer surgery patients pass gas, move their bowels, and walk sooner while reducing pain after waking from…
Review of MASLD without reported population data or specific outcomes
What does this review tell us about treating fatty liver disease right now?
This source is a review of metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease (MASLD) for which the population, sample size, and setting w…
Disrupted sleep rhythms and gut bacteria changes worsen fatty liver disease by increasing fat buildup and inflammation in the liver.
Narrative review examines perinatal microbiota influences and evidence gaps in dogs and cats
How a Puppy's First Breath Shapes Its Future Health
This narrative review explores the role of perinatal microbiota, maternal factors, and birth environments in dogs and cats.
Your dog or cat's immune system starts building before they are even born, and the way they enter the world changes everything.
Narrative review examines TCM herbal extracts and formulas regarding cholestatic liver injury
Your Gut Holds The Key To Liver Health
This narrative review synthesizes existing literature on the association between Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) herbal extracts and form…
Unbalanced gut bacteria disrupt bile flow and trigger liver inflammation, but Traditional Chinese Medicine strategies may restore balance an…
Review links oral microbiome dysbiosis to malignant transformation in oral lichen planus
Bacteria That Turn Harmful Mouth Sores Into Cancer
This narrative review synthesizes evidence regarding oral microbiome dysbiosis as a potential driver of malignant transformation in oral lic…
Changing the bad bacteria in your mouth could stop a painful sore from becoming cancer.
Fecal microbiota transplantation shows efficacy for recurrent C. difficile infection, IBD, and autism spectrum disorder in children
A Gut Reset Treatment Is Helping Sick Kids Bounce Back
This systematic review and meta-analysis of 47 studies evaluated fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) in children with recurrent C.
A gut bacteria transplant helps children with stubborn infections, bowel disease, and autism symptoms, though kids with IBD face more side e…
Scoping review of 60 sources in LMICs identifies barriers to AI adoption and governance gaps
AI Could Transform Care in Poor Countries, If We Fix These Gaps
This scoping review mapped 60 literature sources regarding AI governance, ethical, regulatory, or implementation issues in low- and middle-i…
AI could transform care in poor countries, but most rely on non-representative data and fewer than 10% of institutions offer structured trai…
Meta-analysis of 7,750 saliva samples validates non-invasive disease prediction models for nasopharyngeal carcinoma, colorectal cancer, and PLHIV
Spit Test Could Predict Multiple Diseases
This meta-analysis reviewed public 16S saliva data from 22 cohorts involving 7,750 samples to assess multi-disease prediction models.
A simple spit test might soon predict multiple diseases at once, offering a non-invasive way to check for serious health conditions without …