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AI Companions May Help – or Harm – Teenagers
3. 10. 2025 Source: medScope.proAI companions are quickly becoming a part of teenage life. A new U.S. study shows that over half of teens use them—mostly out of curiosity or for entertainment. But the research also highlights serious risks to teens’ mental health and safety.
Enzyme Replacement Therapy May Improve Hearing in ENPP1 Deficiency
ENPP1 (ectonucleotide pyrophosphatase/phosphodiesterase 1) deficiency is a rare but devastating genetic disorder that affects bone and vascular health. Around half of affected children die within the…1. 10. 2025 Source: medScope.pro
Does Neonatal BCG Vaccination Help Prevent Asthma?
Asthma is a widespread condition that can significantly impact quality of life, and despite advances in treatment, it remains a major public health concern. Preventing asthma remains one of the…29. 9. 2025 Source: medScope.pro
AI in Clinical Dermatology? New Model Supports Diagnosis
Skin conditions affect up to 70% of the global population. Fast and accurate diagnosis is therefore crucial for timely treatment and reducing the burden on healthcare systems. A new multimodal…26. 9. 2025 Source: medScope.pro
Ketchup Has a Long History – and Was Originally Intended as Medicine
Behind the globally consumed condiment generating billions in sales lies a story full of radical twists. Ketchup rose to popularity thanks to the alleged medicinal properties of tomatoes, hygiene…24. 9. 2025 Source: medScope.pro
Pancreatic Cancer Vaccines – A New Hope in Oncology
Ductal adenocarcinoma of the pancreas remains one of the most lethal malignancies, with a global 5-year survival rate below 10% and a median recurrence-free survival of less than 14 months after…22. 9. 2025 Source: medScope.pro
Does It Matter Which Arm You Use for a Booster Shot?
The arm you choose for a booster vaccination might actually matter. A study published in the journal Cell provides evidence that the immune system mounts a more effective response when the booster is…19. 9. 2025 Source: medScope.pro
New Imaging Probe Lights Up Brain Tumors
A promising innovation in tumor visualization using fatty acid uptake has been introduced by a team led by scientists from the University of Missouri. The imaging probe, FA-ICG, could help doctors…17. 9. 2025 Source: medScope.pro
What Are Physicians’ Nutrition Competencies Around the World?
Nutrition plays a fundamental role in the prevention and treatment of non-communicable diseases. Yet many physicians lack the necessary knowledge and confidence to apply it effectively in clinical…15. 9. 2025 Source: medScope.pro
Different Dietary Components Alter Gut Microbiota. What Does That Mean for Immunity?
The gut “microzoo” is highly diverse, influenced by many factors. Today, it’s well recognized that our diet shapes the composition of our microbiota, and this receives increasing attention. What’s often...12. 9. 2025 Source: medScope.pro
“Clinical Bites” – Research Highlights 2025/28
Here are the first refreshing September updates from across medical fields, covering topics such as transplantation of genetically modified allogeneic cells, factors influencing the success of…11. 9. 2025 Source: medScope.pro
AI Could Transform Cancer Treatment by Precisely Identifying Tumor Cells
A new artificial intelligence tool called AAnet, developed and tested by researchers led by the Garvan Institute of Medical Research, focuses on the cellular diversity within individual tumors.…
Europe Reads DNA: Genomic Projects Shaping the Future
Breakthroughs that enable easy sequencing of large portions of the genome represent a major milestone in modern medicine. They provide physicians with essential guidance for selecting effective…5. 9. 2025 Source: medScope.pro
How Do Chronic and Acute Stress Affect the Gastrointestinal Tract?
The link between chronic stress and changes in the digestive tract is well supported by numerous studies and research. However, data on the impact of acute stress on the gastrointestinal (GI) system…3. 9. 2025 Source: medScope.pro
Younger Generations Increasingly Affected by Appendix Cancer
Although appendiceal adenocarcinoma (AA) is a rare disease, its rising incidence among younger age groups has sparked interest in researching the etiology and risk factors of this malignancy. Late…29. 8. 2025 Source: medScope.pro
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