Coverage of medical research, clinical studies, scientific discoveries and academic developments from Türkiye and the global medical community.
Rare Bundgaard syndrome case reported in Turkiye after dizziness and chest pain
A 41-year-old man in Diyarbakır was diagnosed with the rare inherited heart condition Bundgaard syndrome after seeking care for dizziness, fainting and chest pain.
Vitamin Poisoning Linked to 1,961 Pediatric Hospitalizations in U.S.
A U.S. study examining hospital records from 2016, 2019 and 2022 identified 1,961 pediatric hospitalizations associated with vitamin and mineral toxicity.
New scan technique could speed up the diagnosis of endometriosis
Endometriosis diagnosis could potentially become faster and less invasive after an Oxford-led Phase II study found that a molecular imaging…
Three midlife factors linked to nearly 13 more dementia-free years
A 26-year study of 12,409 people found that those without hypertension, diabetes or smoking in midlife lived 12.6 years longer without dementia than those with all three.
Wildfire smoke is a growing air pollution threat during pregnancy
A U.S. study of 64.5 million births found that while overall PM2.5 exposure during pregnancy declined, the share linked to wildfire smoke more than doubled.
Drinking up to five cups of coffee a day may lower heart disease risk, AHA report suggests
A new American Heart Association scientific report suggests that moderate coffee consumption—up to five cups daily—may be linked to a…
Occupational pesticide exposure linked to up to 71% higher ALS risk, study suggests
A new study has found that occupational pesticide exposure may be associated with a substantially increased risk of amyotrophic lateral…
Can one minute of movement every hour offset the health risks of prolonged sitting?
Prolonged sitting has been linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and premature death. Research suggests…
Experimental molecule turns cancer cells’ energy production against them, mouse study finds
A new experimental cancer therapy takes an unconventional approach by forcing cancer cells to overwork their own energy production systems,…
Three midlife habits may delay dementia by up to 13 years, study suggests
A multinational study involving over 12,000 adults found that controlling blood pressure, remaining free of diabetes and not smoking during…
Russian researchers develop experimental wound dressing with antibacterial and antifungal properties
Researchers in Russia have created an experimental wound dressing that combines antibacterial and antifungal properties in a biocompatible material. In…
Faster walking after age 80 linked to nearly 50% lower risk of cognitive decline
A new study suggests that walking speed may be closely associated with brain health in adults aged 80 and older.…
Human DNA reveals genetic traces of two previously unknown ancestral lineages
A new study found that human DNA contains genetic signatures from two previously unknown ancient human lineages with no known fossils or sequenced ancient DNA, offering fresh insights into the complexity of human evolution.
Limiting sugar early in life linked to lower dementia risk, study finds
Reducing added sugar intake during pregnancy and the first two years of life was associated with a lower risk of…
Study links vitamin D deficiency to greater pain after breast cancer surgery
A new study suggests that vitamin D deficiency may increase pain sensitivity after breast cancer surgery, with affected patients reporting…
Study links some food preservatives—including “natural” additives—to higher hypertension risk
Researchers analyzing data from over 112,000 participants reported that higher exposure to certain food preservatives was associated with an increased…
Plant-rich diet may lower dementia risk—even when adopted later in life, study suggests
A new study suggests that adopting a plant-rich diet may benefit brain health regardless of age. Researchers reported that older…
Extreme heat exposure can place significant strain on the cardiovascular system by increasing dehydration, heart rate and the body’s cooling…
New study suggests the gut may play a key role in shaping memory
A new study provides evidence that the gut–brain axis plays a direct role in memory formation. Scientists found that signals…
Scientists have identified a 19-protein blood biomarker panel capable of predicting the risk and estimated onset of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis…
Study suggests limiting sugar during the first two years of life may reduce dementia risk
A new study suggests that reducing early-life sugar intake may have lasting effects on brain health. Researchers reported that individuals…
Researchers at the University of Zaragoza analyzed long-term trends in youth physical fitness across Europe and found consistent declines in…
A new study from Houston Methodist indicates that obesity may influence the progression of Alzheimer’s disease through lipid molecules that…
Study suggests one weekly workout may reduce belly fat as effectively as three sessions
A randomized clinical trial involving adults with central obesity found that once-weekly interval training produced body fat reduction and fitness…
Bayer selects six startups for its 2026 G4A Accelerator Program in Türkiye
Bayer has selected six startups from 310 applicants for the 2026 edition of its G4A Accelerator Program in Türkiye. The participants will receive a 100-day acceleration program, mentorship, business development support, and opportunities to collaborate with Bayer.
Study links limiting sugar before age two to better long-term brain health
A UK-based study suggests that limiting added sugar during the first two years of life may be associated with improved…
Male brain may continue maturing until age 32, neurologist says
Brain development does not end with adolescence, according to neurologist Dr. Oğuzhan Onultan, who said emerging neuroscience research suggests that regions responsible for decision-making and impulse control in the male brain may continue to mature into the early 30s.
BTÜ develops royal jelly-based treatment for diabetic foot ulcers
Researchers at Bursa Technical University (BTÜ) have launched a project to develop a royal jelly-based treatment for diabetic foot ulcers, aiming to accelerate wound healing and reduce the risk of infection and limb amputation.
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