I am a doctor who believes in medical miracles
Marc Siegel argues that medicine and faith are not incompatible and says doctors should remain open to the possibility of medical miracles.
Marc Siegel argues that medicine and faith are not incompatible and says doctors should remain open to the possibility of medical miracles.
Scientists are investigating how snakes crystallise waste into solid uric acid spheres, a process that could lead to new treatments for gout and kidney stones.
A new study finds that frequent pauses and filler words like “um” in everyday speech strongly correlate with subtle declines in executive function.
Lagosians will now have a central, reliable gateway to mental-health care, the Ministry says.
An increasing number of women are using testosterone treatments to address low libido and energy, despite the hormone lacking FDA approval for female use.
The Trump administration is directing U.S. consulates to consider obesity and other health conditions when granting visas.
“Each gray hair represents a follicle where the body identified DNA damage and chose safety over risk.”
The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) says Africa loses about $10 billion yearly to medical tourism, with Nigeria accounting for $2 billion, urging investment in local healthcare to reverse the trend.
Astronomers are investigating why interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS brightened much faster than expected near the Sun, suggesting its composition or speed may hold the answer.
Kidney disease, often called a “silent killer,” progresses stealthily, with symptoms frequently appearing only after significant, irreversible damage has occurred.