When babies are born prematurely, caregivers and hospital staff rightly worry. However, as Dr. Mercurio, a professor of neonatology from Yale School of Medicine, explains, ‘the outcomes will be good’ for most of these babies.…

A study reveals how getting less sleep than normal may impair the brain’s capacity to regulate fear. The finding helps explain why frequent sleep disturbances make people more prone to anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder…

Scientists have developed a new vaccine for treating cancer. It combines chemotherapy and immunotherapy, and it has shown promise in mouse models. A team of scientists has recently developed a new vaccine for treating cancer,…

A recent study demonstrated the transmission of the virus that causes COVID-19 among asymptomatic Marine recruits, despite strictly enforced quarantines and other recommended health measures. The results of the study could have important implications for…

Six months after acquiring SARS-CoV-2, the blood of individuals who had mild, moderate, or asymptomatic COVID-19 still contained immune cells that recognize the virus, a new study finds.To date, more than 55 million people worldwide…

Responses from 622 neurosurgeons to an online survey show that the majority have either witnessed or experienced sexual harassment.When the Me Too movement gained worldwide visibility in 2017, the prevalence of sexual harassment across industries…

A new opinion article argues that reducing air and noise pollution is crucial in minimizing cardiovascular-related deaths.In the piece, an international team of experts argues that there is clear evidence linking air and noise pollution…

New research suggests that flow and mindfulness might help us cope with the mental burden of lockdowns and quarantines — but not equally well.Public health authorities around the world attempt to slow the spread of…