AI in Pregnancy Monitoring: What Current Research Actually Shows

AI in Pregnancy Monitoring: What Current Research Actually Shows   Introduction AI pregnancy monitoring technology is changing prenatal care through advanced data analysis and prediction tools. Recent studies show that AI-powered algorithms improve the quality of images and the accuracy of interpretations in foetal

TIL Therapy Breakthrough: New Hope for Solid Tumor Treatment in 2025

TIL Therapy Breakthrough: New Hope for Solid Tumor Treatment in 2025   Introduction Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocytes (TILs) represent a groundbreaking advancement in solid cancer treatment, offering new hope to patients with remarkable response rates and extended survival outcomes. This innovative immunotherapy approach extracts immune cells

Hidden Danger: Why MIS-A Strikes Adults Months After COVID-19 Recovery

Hidden Danger: Why MIS-A Strikes Adults Months After COVID-19 Recovery   Introduction Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Adults (MIS-A) remains a rare yet potentially serious complication of COVID-19 that predominantly affects young adults. While most COVID-19 cases resolve with mild to moderate symptoms, MIS-A typically

Tachycardia in Septic Patients: When Should Beta Blockers Be Considered?

Tachycardia in Septic Patients: When Should Beta Blockers Be Considered?  Abstract Purpose: Tachycardia is a hallmark of sepsis, traditionally viewed as a compensatory mechanism to maintain cardiac output in the setting of reduced systemic vascular resistance. However, persistent tachycardia in septic patients has been associated with

Hidden Links: How Gut Microbiome Triggers Chronic Inflammation in Disease

Hidden Links: How Gut Microbiome Triggers Chronic Inflammation in Disease   Introduction The gut microbiome and inflammation share intricate connections that profoundly impact human health. Often called the “forgotten organ,” the gut microbiota plays critical roles in training and developing major components of the

Food Allergy Immunotherapy: Why Personalized Treatment Fails for Some Patients

Food Allergy Immunotherapy: Why Personalized Treatment Fails for Some Patients   Introduction Food allergies affect 4–8% of children and 3–4% of adults worldwide, with immunotherapy allergy treatments emerging as promising interventions for this growing health burden. Even though allergy immunotherapy was first used in

Why Doctors Are Rethinking Proton Pump Inhibitors in 2025