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Investigating the Impact of Self-Screening for Human Papillomavirus
Researchers at the University of Washington and four other health institutes explore whether at-home screening tests are an efficient and effective way to detect cervical precancer. Read more
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Mapping the Way to More Treatment Options for Spinal Cord Injury
A dearth of therapies to repair spinal cord damage and reverse paralysis following spinal cord injury spurred a team of researchers to embark on an ambitious project to map the spine as never before... Read more
The Impact of COVID-19 on the Medical Community: A Family Practice Physician’s Perspective
Difficulties for Clinicians
The ways in which medical specialties are being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic caused by the global spread of the novel coronavirus are widely varied. On...
Study Suggests Connection Between Ovarian Cancer and Fibrosis, Provides Possible Risk Management Option
A recent study in Ottawa poses a connection between ovarian fibrosis and the risk of developing ovarian cancer, and hints at a drug that may decrease that risk.
Investigating the Impact of Self-Screening for Human Papillomavirus
Researchers at the University of Washington and four other health institutes explore whether at-home screening tests are an efficient and effective way to detect cervical precancer.
Examining the Link Between PTSD and Stroke in the Young Adult Population
Ischemic stroke and transient ischemic attack (TIA) have grown more prevalent in young and middle-aged adults during the past decade. According to research led by the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, post-traumatic stress disorder may be to blame.
Mapping the Way to More Treatment Options for Spinal Cord Injury
A dearth of therapies to repair spinal cord damage and reverse paralysis following spinal cord injury spurred a team of researchers to embark on an ambitious project to map the spine as never before.
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