COGNICURRENT

An international conference in Lithuania gathered over 250 participants to discuss innovative clinical practices in orthopedics and sports medicine.

Chinese scientists have solved a 160-year-old chemical puzzle, enabling the transformation of coal into high-value medicinal compounds, which could revolutionize modern medicine production in the context of a global oil shortage.

Darja Jegi captivated judges in the second episode of 'Song vs. Dance' with her sensual performance, navigating her dual life as a singer and a radiology technician in nuclear medicine.

The article discusses recent findings in cancer medicine, highlighting how cancer cells interact intricately with the nervous system, potentially leading to new therapies.

Newly graduated doctors in Brazil are facing significant challenges in securing employment despite expectations of high salaries.

A significant price reduction of 90% for diabetes medication in India allows patients to obtain a previously expensive medicine for just 220 rupees.

A vet shares five dog breeds he advises against owning due to serious welfare and health concerns.

Recent guidelines released by the American College of Sports Medicine emphasize the simplicity and effectiveness of strength training.

China is positioning science as a strategic priority alongside economic growth, international influence, and defense capacity.

A recent discovery reveals the complex mechanism through which menthol, a component of mint, activates cold sensors in the human body, potentially improving chronic pain treatments.

The article humorously claims that the universal cure for everything is simply a good sense of humor.

Waldemar Neto Lobo Melo do Carmo, known as Mr. Waldemar, is living in Paraguay studying medicine while being wanted in Brazil for over R$20,000 in unpaid child support.

The article discusses a plotline from a popular German TV show where a woman is falsely accused of drunken driving due to a rare gut condition.

The article discusses the history and significance of the Medical Faculty building at LSMU in Kaunas, Lithuania, including its architectural heritage and role in medical education.

A hospital in Bydgoszcz faces scrutiny after a 14-year-old patient’s medical report allegedly included text generated by AI, raising ethical concerns about the use of artificial intelligence in medicine.

Luis Miguel V., known as the 'vampire of Humanes', has enrolled in Veterinary Medicine at the University Complutense of Madrid despite a court order prohibiting him from working with animals.

UK scientists have successfully implanted a lab-grown oesophagus in pigs, marking a significant advancement in regenerative medicine for treating oesophageal conditions.

Professor Øystein Førre, an influential figure in Norwegian medicine and rheumatology, passed away on February 9 at the age of 88.

Recent advances in immunotherapy and personalized medicine have significantly improved the survival rates of multiple myeloma patients, extending life expectancy to over 15 years.

Neanderthals frequently used birch tar not only as a strong adhesive for their tools but also as a natural antibiotic for wound healing, according to new research.

The ongoing war in the Middle East is exacerbating shortages not only of oil and gas but also affecting food, medicine, and fertilizers, with rising prices being observed post-conflict escalation.

Nigeria's pharmaceutical sector voices concerns over potential medicine shortages due to the US-Iran conflict affecting drug imports and production materials.

Recent research reveals that Neanderthals frequently used birch tar not just as a strong adhesive for their tools, but also as a natural antibiotic for healing wounds.

The Ministry of Education in Brazil has sanctioned a medical course for poor performance in a national exam, reducing student vacancies and suspending student funding contracts.

Identical twins Liam and Markus Ruck are making headlines in the WHL by dominating the scoring charts as they play alongside each other.

A new daily pill has been shown to significantly reduce bad cholesterol levels, potentially enhancing heart health for many.

A 20-year-old man was arrested in Divinópolis for smuggling, drug trafficking, and illegal commerce after showcasing a lavish lifestyle on social media.

The Brazilian Ministry of Education has suspended new enrollments in the Medicine program at the Dracena institution following poor results in the 2025 Enamed exam.

An interview with Dr. Anna Bayer-Karpinska discusses the importance of rapid response to strokes, their prevalence in Germany, and preventative measures.

The article explores the phenomenon of 'runner's high', a euphoric sensation experienced by runners, particularly through the experience of Joyce Hübner, who aims to complete 495 marathons in consecutive days.

The article explores the phenomenon known as 'Runner's High', which is the euphoric feeling some runners experience during long-distance running, as illustrated by extreme athlete Joyce Hübner's quest to achieve a world record by running 495 marathons in consecutive days.

The article discusses the beneficial health properties of potatoes, particularly for stomach issues and skin care.

The Asan Foundation awarded the 19th Asan Medical Prize to Professors Lee Ho-young and Kim Seung-up for their significant achievements in basic and clinical medicine.

Maguey honey, a thick amber liquid derived from the mature agave plant, is gaining recognition for its culinary uses and nutritional benefits.

The article discusses emerging trends in well-being, particularly after the pandemic, highlighting the growing interest in health-preventing options from both traditional medicine and modern technology.

The National Human Rights Commission of Korea has recommended correcting the discrimination against individuals by excluding diagnoses from Oriental medicine practitioners in the evaluation process for special transportation for vulnerable groups.

The Medicine course at the Federal University of Viçosa's Rio Paranaíba campus has been approved by Brazil's Ministry of Education and is expected to launch its first class in 2026.

The ongoing war in the Middle East is causing pharmaceutical companies to alter distribution routes to ensure that critical medicines reach Australia.

A court in Maranhão, Brazil, has mandated state funding for Infliximab treatment for patients with inflammatory bowel disease following a public civil action.

The head of the poison information department in Estonia emphasizes the importance of having a secure medicine box for school children to reduce the incidence of medicinal poisoning.

Iran has requested specific medicines and medical equipment from India while diplomatic discussions between the two countries are ongoing.

The article commemorates the 60th anniversary of Estonia's first extracorporeal circulation surgery, a landmark event in the country's medical history.

A herbal practitioner warns that prolonged use of omeprazole could lead to two significant health issues for users treating acid reflux.

A recent survey reveals that a significant portion of Estonian residents skip purchasing prescribed medications, indicating a consistent trend in prescription use and accessibility.

A Finnish man named Mika secured a prescription for the weight loss drug Ozempic in just five minutes through a chat consultation with his doctor.

A new analysis reveals scant evidence supporting the use of medical cannabis for mental health conditions, suggesting that while it may alleviate withdrawal symptoms, it does not effectively treat the root issues of psychological disorders.

The article highlights a day at Madrid's busiest fire station, emphasizing the rigorous training and rapid response required during emergencies.

Brazilian parliamentarians, union leaders, and student representatives will participate in an international solidarity caravan to Cuba, aiming to deliver humanitarian aid including food, medicine, and solar equipment.

A scientific seminar on transplant immunology took place at the Onassis Hospital, focusing on the evaluation of organ transplants and modern laboratory practices.

Pharmacists in the UK are warning of potential medicine shortages due to Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route for pharmaceutical ingredients.