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News Medical is a digital platform that offers free medical information for healthcare professionals, researchers, and informed consumers. It is owned and run by AZoM.com Limited, which operates under the name AZoNetwork, a dedicated online publisher focused on science and engineering sites based in both the UK and Australia. Similar to other AZoNetwork platforms, News Medical is managed by a team of editors who specialize in scientific and medical news. You can learn more about them by visiting the Meet the Team page. With an audience spanning over 200 countries, News Medical has established itself as a leading source for online medical news and health information worldwide.

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Plastic additives found in 85% of foods raise concern for infant health

2 days ago | news-medical.net | Susha Cheriyedath |Tarun Sai Lomte

Reviewed by Susha Cheriyedath, M.Sc.A Spanish food study reveals that even baby foods and meals in glass jars can contain concerning levels of plastic additives, with one chemical exceeding safety thresholds in infants under high-exposure scenarios. Study: Plastic additives in the diet: occurrence and dietary exposure in different population groupsIn a recent study published in the Journal of Hazardous Materials, researchers examined exposure to plastic additives in the diet.
Only 13% of French adults have optimal heart health, study finds

2 days ago | news-medical.net | Priyanjana Pramanik |Susha Cheriyedath

Reviewed by Susha Cheriyedath, M.Sc.A nationwide study finds that most French adults fall short of optimal cardiovascular health, with marked differences by sex, education, and lifestyle, raising urgent calls for early, targeted prevention. Study: Life's Essential 8 cardiovascular health status of 18–69-year-old individuals in France.
What the Newest mRNA Vaccines Could Do Beyond COVID

6 days ago | news-medical.net | Lily Ramsey |Vijay Kumar Malesu

Reviewed by Lily Ramsey, LLMHow it works? Emerging targetsPersonalized vaccinesPharma activityBarriers and challengesConclusionMessenger Ribonucleic Acid (mRNA) vaccines gained global recognition during the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, proving their value through rapid development, high efficacy, and broad distribution.
Magnolia essential oil fights bacteria and oxidative stress with natural potency

6 days ago | news-medical.net | Susha Cheriyedath |Tarun Sai Lomte

Reviewed by Susha Cheriyedath, M.Sc.In lab tests, Magnolia essential oil disrupted harmful bacteria and neutralized free radicals, showing promise as a natural solution for food safety and antimicrobial packaging. Study: Magnolia essential oil: a preliminary exploration of chemical composition and its antimicrobial and antioxidant potential.
How a cartoon bear revealed surprising gaps in toddler hunger awareness

6 days ago | news-medical.net | Priyanjana Pramanik |Susha Cheriyedath

Reviewed by Susha Cheriyedath, M.Sc.Can a cartoon bear really tell us how hungry kids are? Researchers say yes, for most. A validated hunger-rating tool offers insights into preschoolers’ eating behavior, but may need tweaks for the youngest tots. Study: Validation of the Teddy the Bear hunger and satiety rating scale in 3-5-year-old children.
Best time for asthma meds? Try 4 pm

1 week ago | news-medical.net | Liji Thomas |Lily Ramsey

Reviewed by Lily Ramsey, LLMAsthma symptoms tend to ebb and flow throughout the day, often worsening overnight. This pattern suggests that aligning asthma medication with the body’s natural rhythm—an approach known as chronotherapy—could improve disease control by enhancing medication effectiveness. A recent study published in BMJ Journals compared three different dosing schedules across 24 hours to identify the most effective regimen for managing asthma.
Toxins in kids’ mattresses and bedding raise health concerns, study shows

1 week ago | news-medical.net | Priyanjana Pramanik |Susha Cheriyedath

Reviewed by Susha Cheriyedath, M.Sc.Sleeping up to 18 hours a day, young children may unknowingly inhale a cocktail of harmful chemicals from their beds. Canadian researchers call for urgent regulation of mattresses and household items. Study: Young Children’s Exposure to Chemicals of Concern in Their Sleeping Environment: An In-Home Study.
Brown rice may expose young children to unsafe arsenic levels, study finds

1 week ago | news-medical.net | Susha Cheriyedath |Tarun Sai Lomte

Reviewed by Susha Cheriyedath, M.Sc.While often praised for its nutritional benefits, brown rice may pose hidden risks for children under five, with some exceeding international safety thresholds for arsenic exposure. Study: Arsenic content and exposure in brown rice compared to white rice in the United States.
Researchers link 9 blood proteins to breast cancer and suggest 3 drugs for repurposing

1 week ago | news-medical.net | Susha Cheriyedath

Reviewed by Susha Cheriyedath, M.Sc.Can proteins in your blood predict and help treat breast cancer? A new large-scale study uncovers key biomarkers and connects them to existing drugs, offering hope for targeted therapies. Study: Genetic associations of plasma proteins and breast cancer identify potential therapeutic drug candidates.
ChatGPT-4 passes UK medical licensing exam but falters in real-world clinical decision-making, study reveals

1 week ago | news-medical.net | Susha Cheriyedath |Vijay Kumar Malesu

Reviewed by Susha Cheriyedath, M.Sc.While ChatGPT-4 excels at multiple-choice medical exams, new research reveals its weaknesses in complex clinical decision-making, raising big questions about the future of AI-powered healthcare. Study: Assessing ChatGPT 4.0’s Capabilities in the United Kingdom Medical Licensing Examination (UKMLA): A Robust Categorical Analysis.