Young man with a rare disease takes university entrance exam in hospital and gets accepted into medicine at three public universities
Ítalo Cantanhede, a 17-year-old Brazilian student with a rare disease, successfully passed the university entrance exam while hospitalized and gained admission to three public medical schools.
Heart surgeon suffers a heart attack: the doctor acknowledges – symptoms were obvious
Dr. Jeremy London, a heart surgeon, experienced severe chest pain while hunting, recognizing it as classic signs of a heart attack despite his healthy lifestyle.
Professor: "Spirals in the abdominal cavity should be surgically removed"
A Swedish professor discusses the need for surgery to remove contraceptive spirals that have mistakenly migrated into the abdominal cavity, a rare but notable complication.
Uema develops study to make canine leishmaniasis diagnosis more accurate
The Uema has conducted research to enhance the accuracy of canine leishmaniasis diagnosis.
At 15, Amapá student becomes a medical student at Unifap: 'maximum effort'
Gabriel Silva de Souza, a 15-year-old student from Amapá, Brazil, has been accepted into the medicine program at the Federal University of Amapá, demonstrating exceptional academic abilities from an early age.
Talibani Boomerang... The Pakistan Army's 'Jihad Factory' Has Tasted Its Own Medicine
A serious escalation between Pakistan and the Taliban has unfolded with cross-border drone attacks and airstrikes, signaling a shift from verbal conflicts to open warfare.
Brazil experiences paradox between advances in therapies for rare diseases and access barriers
Brazil is facing a paradox where advancements in precision medicine and gene therapies provide new treatment options for rare diseases, but access barriers remain.
Ülar Allas and Tanel Tenson: Antibiotic Resistance Threatens the Future of Medicine
The article discusses the significant threat of antibiotic resistance to future medical practices, highlighting the importance of coordinated global surveillance data.
Only daughter and public school student: meet the young woman from TO accepted into medicine at two federal universities
Cecília Leite, a 21-year-old from Palmas, Brazil, has been accepted into the medical programs of two federal universities after dedicating four years to her studies as a public school student.
Acquittal by Clemency: Understand the Jury's Decision to Acquit Fake Doctor for Practicing Without a Degree
A jury in Sorocaba, Brazil, acquitted a fake doctor of charges related to practicing medicine without a degree and document forgery based on clemency, despite his confession.
The circus continues: a thank you from the ministry to a swindler who deceived the people of Kaunas
A woman from Kaunas expresses gratitude to a dubious health advisor, noting her suspicions about the advisor's practices and fees.
When the pantry was the first pharmacy
The article discusses the historical connection between food and medicine, emphasizing the therapeutic roles of everyday ingredients before the advent of modern pharmaceuticals.
Brazil creates first rule for AI in medicine: diagnosis cannot be automatic and patients may refuse use
Brazil's Federal Medical Council has established its first specific guideline governing the use of artificial intelligence in medical practice, emphasizing that AI must serve as a supportive tool rather than a replacement for human clinical judgment.
Revolution in Medicine: American scientists begin compiling a 'Human Fart Atlas'
Researchers from the University of Maryland have developed smart underwear to measure gas output and hydrogen content, suggesting that people may fart twice as often as previously thought.
The Green Gold of the Desert: How Sidr Repairs Your Hair and Protects Your Scalp?
This article discusses the benefits of the Sidr tree for hair care and its traditional medicinal uses in Middle Eastern and North African cultures.
Clever Tartu: Geriatrics helped a man get back on track, but Estonian medicine does not yet support this story
A 72-year-old man, Alar Ehala, credited geriatric day therapy with helping him recover from debilitating pain, highlighting the potential benefits of interdisciplinary medical care, despite a lack of official support in Estonia.
Thieves invade company and take R$ 572 thousand in oncology and hemotherapy medications in Ribeirão Preto
A pharmaceutical distributor in Ribeirão Preto reported a theft of over R$ 572,000 in oncology and hemotherapy medications.
USP medical student accused of diverting R$ 1 million sentenced to 3 years in prison for R$ 192 thousand lottery fraud
Alicia Dudy Muller Veiga, a medicine graduate from USP, has been sentenced to three years in semi-open prison for defrauding a lottery and diverting substantial funds from her graduation party.
Using AI for Cancer Treatment. The Era of Human Evaluation of Biological Experiments is Over, Says Data Scientist Kováč
Michal Kováč discusses the growing importance of artificial intelligence in the field of life sciences and cancer treatment.
They seek to rebuild human cartilage from apples: the advance of a laboratory
Researchers in France have developed a method to reconstruct human cartilage using apples, making significant strides in biomedical engineering.
‘It seems almost like a dream’: says young woman accepted into medicine at two federal universities in Tocantins
21-year-old Cecília Leite expresses her joy at being accepted into medical school at two federal universities in Tocantins, Brazil.
Africa: No, Neem Tea Won't Prevent All Illnesses Claimed in Viral Social Media Posts
Claims that neem tea can prevent various illnesses, including cancer and malaria, are scientifically unsupported according to experts.
Bone marrow collection in pets: specialist explains how the procedure works and in which cases it is necessary
A veterinarian in Dracena, Brazil, discusses the procedure of bone marrow collection in pets, its importance in diagnosing and treating various conditions.
Does sex boost training? We investigated
A report highlights the surprising outcome of condom distribution in the Olympic village of Fiames, Italy, where nearly 10,000 condoms ran out within three days during the Winter Olympics.
The two substances that age men faster – The new research
A new study finds that PFAS chemicals are accelerating biological aging in middle-aged men, according to research from the Jiao Tong University School of Medicine in Shanghai.
Entity that brings together health plans contests resolution that changes patient spending auditing
The Fenasaúde entity is challenging a resolution from the Federal Council of Medicine (CFM) that modifies the auditing of medical procedures for patients in Brazil.
Juhani Jutila, 27, switched from construction to medical studies in Romania - already one in three new doctors has studied abroad
A growing number of Finnish medical professionals are being trained abroad, with 35% of licensed doctors in Finland having graduated from foreign universities, raising questions about the trust in the qualifications of foreign-trained doctors.
Robots and People Working in the Giant Warehouse of Magnum, Whose Decisions May Depend on Someone's Life
The article discusses an initiative aimed at educating children about various professions, particularly in the field of medicine, through workplace visits.
‘PEALTNÄGIJA’ ⟩ ‘In hospitals, fear energy generally prevails!’ Cassia Shakti shares dangerous health advice, which falls under the protection of freedom of speech
Popular influencer Cassia Shakti promotes skepticism toward official medicine, raising questions about the limits of free speech versus harmful misinformation.
Dangerous health advice from influencers falls under the protection of freedom of speech
The article discusses how dangerous health advice given by influencers is protected under freedom of speech, despite potential negative implications.
An influencer critical of traditional medicine faces the Senate to lead public health in the U.S.
Casey Means, a wellness influencer nominated by Donald Trump, faced scrutiny during her Senate confirmation hearing aimed at leading U.S. public health amid her controversial views on vaccines and traditional healthcare.
Seven internal doctors resign at the Znojmo hospital
Seven internal medicine doctors have resigned from the Znojmo hospital due to unresolved issues affecting their work environment.
Senate approves proficiency exam in medicine organized by CFM; text will be analyzed by the Chamber
Brazil's Senate approved the implementation of a national medical proficiency exam controlled by the CFM to credential new medical professionals.
Combination nasal spray vaccine could protect against COVID, flu and pneumonia at once
Researchers at Stanford Medicine have developed a nasal spray vaccine that offers potential protection against COVID-19, influenza, and pneumonia.
"They wanted me to leave the country." Another well-known doctor described what happened in IKEM
A prominent Czech doctor recently reported troubling events at the Institute for Clinical and Experimental Medicine (IKEM), hinting at external pressures.
Nobel Prize Winner in Medicine Resigns from Leadership at Columbia after Friendship with Epstein
Nobel laureate Richard Axel has resigned from his role as co-director of Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute following revelations about his association with Jeffrey Epstein.
Back Problems: "Hardly any doctor asks about the history of the pain"
Albert Jakob, a former leading physiotherapist for the German national ice hockey team, now focuses on a holistic approach to therapy in his private practice in Munich, advocating for better communication about pain history in medical treatment.
Government and CFM dispute control of proficiency exam in medicine in the Senate
The Brazilian Senate's Social Affairs Committee is revisiting the creation of a proficiency exam for newly graduated physicians.
M. Jakubauskienė will attend an informal meeting of EU health ministers in Cyprus
The meeting will focus on advancing evidence-based medicine and improving access to innovative medicines across the EU, among other health topics.
Young woman approved in medicine at two federal universities and mother gets emotional: 'It has always been in the blood'
Cecília Leite, a 21-year-old student, celebrated her acceptance into two medical programs in Brazil, fulfilling a lifelong dream and exciting her mother.
Marketta was stunned: The price of the medicine rose by +400% - 'I have to use it'
Marketta, a 75-year-old Finnish woman, is shocked by the 400% price increase of her essential heart medication, now forcing her to pay significantly more.
Popular sweet could help boost gut health and may slow cancer growth
Research suggests that liquorice, a common sweet, may have health benefits including promoting gut health and potentially slowing cancer growth due to its anti-inflammatory properties.
Kela's medicine reimbursements grew to nearly two billion euros – Here's the reason
In 2025, Kela's medicine reimbursements increased to nearly two billion euros due to the rise in the number of people using expensive new medications.
NEW RESEARCH ⟩ The Startling Similarity Between Cats and Humans in Cancer Opens Paths to New Treatments
Recent research reveals that cancer tumors in cats develop in a manner almost genetically identical to those in humans, suggesting potential advancements in treatments for both species.
Lung Malformation, Fetus Operated On
A fetus with a rare lung malformation was successfully operated on at a specialized center in Milan during the 26th week of gestation.
A 60-year-old security guard's heart suddenly stopped, but he was revived through ‘three miracles’
A 65-year-old security guard's heart stopped while on duty, but he was revived after three critical medical interventions.
From slavery to medical doctorate
The article reflects on the history and impact of James McCune Smith, the first black doctor in the United States, while exploring the University of Glasgow's connection to his legacy.
Secret negotiations could lead to cheaper obesity medicine – and a victory for the government
The Danish government is negotiating with Novo Nordisk to potentially subsidize obesity medication for patients, which could alleviate financial burdens on those with prescriptions.
Opinion: the risks facing the local veterinary pharmaceutical industry
The local veterinary pharmaceutical industry is vital for national health and food security, and its decline poses significant risks due to increased dependency on imports.
Not just beautiful: the surprising healing power of the cornflower
The cornflower, Estonia's national flower, is known for its beauty but also possesses significant healing properties that have been recognized for centuries.