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Thailand Medical Study Finds Exercise May Matter More for Women's Bones
A new Thai study examining women with schizophrenia who take antipsychotic medicines that can raise prolactin has produced an unexpected finding: a higher prolactin level measured at one point in time was not independently linked to poorer bone mineral density.
COVID-19 Triggers New Adrenal Insufficiency, Review Warns
COVID-19 Triggers New Adrenal Insufficiency, Review Warns A new systematic review suggests COVID-19 can be followed by adrenal insufficiency in people who had no previous adrenal disease. The condition can potentially become life-threatening because the body does not produce enough cortisol, a hormone essential for maintaining blood pressure and helping the body respond to physical stress.
The Phytochemical Harmine Hydrochloride Targets NFAT1 to Slow Ovarian Cancer
The Phytochemical Harmine Hydrochloride Targets NFAT1 to Slow Ovarian Cancer A plant-derived compound called harmine hydrochloride (HMH) has shown promising activity against ovarian cancer in laboratory cells and mice by attacking a protein that appears to help cancer grow and spread.
COVID-19 Disrupts Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH) and Sodium Regulation
Nikhil Prasad Fact checked by:Thailand Medical News Team Aug 23, 2026 1 minute ago COVID-19 is best known as a respiratory illness, but its effects can extend well beyond the lungs. Research suggests that severe infection can interfere with antidiuretic hormone (ADH), also called arginine vasopressin, potentially disturbing the body's careful control of water and sodium.
Cognition-Linked Immune Cell Shift Emerges in Neurologic Long COVID
Nikhil Prasad Fact checked by:Thailand Medical News Team Aug 23, 2026 2 minutes ago A new study of older adults with neurologic long COVID has uncovered unusual changes in immune cells that may help explain why some people continue to experience brain fog months after infection.
Study Reveals How COVID-19 Reshaped C. Difficile Infection Risks
Study Reveals How COVID-19 Reshaped C. Difficile Infection Risks A new study has revealed how the COVID-19 pandemic may have reshaped the circumstances surrounding Clostridioides difficile infection (CDI), a potentially dangerous intestinal infection commonly affecting hospitalized patients. Researchers found that COVID-19 reshaped medication exposures and infection patterns surrounding C. difficile, without independently increasing 90-day mortality.
Thailand Medical Study Reveals Thai Herb That Targets Six Airway Cancer Cell Lines
A fascinating medical study has identified a traditional Thai medicinal plant with particularly strong laboratory activity against six cancer cell lines representing malignancies of the upper respiratory tract. The findings are drawing attention to Caesalpinia sappan, or sappanwood, an ingredient found in Kampramong’s traditional anticancer remedy.
Study Warns That Energy Drinks May Trigger Heart Rhythm Changes in Young People
Study Warns That Energy Drinks May Trigger Heart Rhythm Changes in Young People Energy drinks have become a routine choice for teenagers and young adults seeking extra energy, sharper concentration or better athletic performance. But a new scientific review warns that these highly caffeinated beverages may temporarily alter the heart’s electrical activity and, in some circumstances, could help trigger dangerous abnormal heart rhythms.
Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak in New York has Infected 82 and Caused 5 Deaths So Far
Medical News: Fifth Fatality Reported as Health Officials Race to Contain Upper East Side Outbreak New York City health officials have confirmed that the Legionnaires’ disease outbreak centered on Manhattan’s Upper East Side has now infected 82 people and claimed five lives, marking one of the city’s most closely monitored public health incidents in recent years.
Past Sexual Promiscuity Increases the Risk of Undetected Syphilitic Aortitis
Nikhil Prasad Fact checked by:Thailand Medical News Team Jul 14, 2026 2 minutes ago Medical News: A Silent Legacy of Untreated Syphilis Can Surface Decades Later A history of sexual promiscuity can significantly increase the lifetime risk of acquiring untreated syphilis, leaving some individuals vulnerable to one of the infection's most dangerous late-stage cardiovascular complications—syphilitic aortitis.
Ketogenic Diet for Brain Cancer Faces Reality Check After Major Review
Ketogenic Diet for Brain Cancer Faces Reality Check After Major Review Medical News: Diet Shows Promise but No Clear Proof It Helps Patients Live Longer For years, the ketogenic diet has attracted attention as a possible way to help fight aggressive brain cancers by starving tumors of the sugar they need to grow.
Blocking IL-10 May Calm Deadly Virus-Driven Immune Storms
Blocking IL-10 May Calm Deadly Virus-Driven Immune Storms Medical News: Researchers have uncovered promising evidence that blocking a key immune signaling pathway could help reduce the dangerous inflammatory storms seen in severe cases of Severe Fever with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome (SFTS) and COVID-19.
Bee Propolis Shows Powerful Action Against Shingles Virus and Drug-Resistant Strains
Bee Propolis Shows Powerful Action Against Shingles Virus and Drug-Resistant Strains Medical News: A natural substance made by honeybees may offer a promising new way to fight the virus responsible for chickenpox and shingles, according to a new study. Researchers have found that propolis, often called “bee glue,” demonstrated strong antiviral activity against varicella-zoster virus (VZV), including strains that no longer respond to the commonly used antiviral drug acyclovir.
Spike Protein Fragments Not Intact Spike May Be the Real Driver of Dangerous COVID-19 Blood Clots
Spike Protein Fragments Not Intact Spike May Be the Real Driver of Dangerous COVID-19 Blood Clots Medical News: As scientists continue to investigate why some COVID-19 patients develop dangerous blood clots, a new scientific letter is offering an important explanation that could help resolve years of conflicting research. The new findings suggest that the intact SARS-CoV-2 spike protein may not be responsible for abnormal clotting behavior.
Despite Receiving Funding of About 450 Million Dollars, Ebola Cases Still Surging in Congo with 808 Cases and 192 Deaths
Despite Receiving Funding of About 450 Million Dollars, Ebola Cases Still Surging in Congo with 808 Cases and 192 Deaths Medical News: The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) continues to battle a worsening Ebola outbreak despite the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) having already secured approximately US$430 million in funding toward a target of US$518 million.
Ebola Surges in Congo with 72 New Cases in 24 Hours, Bringing Total Confirmed Cases to 782 and 181 Deaths
Ebola Surges in Congo with 72 New Cases in 24 Hours, Bringing Total Confirmed Cases to 782 and 181 Deaths Medical News: The Democratic Republic of Congo is confronting a dramatic worsening of its latest Ebola outbreak after health authorities confirmed 72 new cases within a 24-hour period, pushing the total number of confirmed infections to 782.
Immune Boost Trio Shows Remarkable Effects in New Study
Medical News: A new scientific study has found that a unique combination of donkey milk, bovine colostrum, and royal jelly may significantly strengthen important parts of the immune system while maintaining overall health and metabolic balance. Researchers discovered that this natural blend enhanced both antibody production and innate immune defenses in an animal model, suggesting a promising future for functional nutrition strategies aimed at supporting immunity.
Long COVID Breathlessness Mystery Deepens as Obesity Emerges as Major Risk Factor
Long COVID Breathlessness Mystery Deepens as Obesity Emerges as Major Risk Factor Medical News: For millions of people living with Long COVID, one of the most frustrating symptoms is persistent shortness of breath. Many continue to struggle with breathing months or even years after recovering from the initial infection, yet doctors often find that traditional lung tests do not fully explain the severity of their symptoms.
Low Selenium Levels Linked to Hidden Heart Fat Inflammation in Elderly
Low Selenium Levels Linked to Hidden Heart Fat Inflammation in Elderly Medical News: Heart disease remains one of the world’s biggest killers, but a new study suggests that a simple nutrient deficiency may be quietly fueling dangerous inflammation around the heart.
Colorado Hantavirus Scare Grows After New Case Confirmed
Colorado Hantavirus Scare Grows After New Case Confirmed Medical News: A new hantavirus infection has been confirmed in Colorado, raising fresh concerns among public health officials and residents after another recent case in the state resulted in a death. Authorities in Arapahoe County have reported that a local resident tested positive for hantavirus but is fortunately recovering well.
Strange Silence Over Genomic Sequencing Data of the New Ebola Bundibugyo Strain Indicates Possible Concealment of Critical Data
Medical News: As the Democratic Republic of Congo battles yet another Ebola outbreak, growing unease is spreading among scientists, doctors, and observers worldwide over the unusual silence surrounding the genomic sequencing data of the newly identified Bundibugyo strain.
Natural Compound Shows Promise Against Stroke Damage
Natural Compound Shows Promise Against Stroke Damage Medical News: A natural plant compound called Astilbin may offer new hope in protecting the brain from the devastating effects of ischemic stroke, according to a new study by researchers from Changchun Normal University and Jilin University in China. Scientists discovered that Astilbin helped reduce brain cell damage, inflammation, oxidative stress, and a dangerous form of cell death linked to stroke.
Thailand Medical Officials Release Data About COVID-19 Infections but Stop Short of Commenting if COVID-19 Cases Are Rising Again
Thailand Medical Officials Release Data About COVID-19 Infections but Stop Short of Commenting if COVID-19 Cases Are Rising Again Thailand Medical: Many Private Hospitals Across Thailand However Say That They Are Seeing a Slight Rise in COVID-19 Infections Thailand’s Department of Disease Control (DDC) has released new surveillance figures showing that COVID-19 infections are once again climbing across the country, though public health officials stopped short of confirming whether Thailand is...
Natural Plant Compound Shows Promise Against Deadly Toxoplasma Parasite
Natural Plant Compound Shows Promise Against Deadly Toxoplasma Parasite Medical News: A natural plant compound found in fruits, vegetables, tea leaves, and herbs could become a powerful new weapon against the dangerous parasite Toxoplasma gondii, according to a new study by researchers from Yangzhou University and the Chongqing Academy of Animal Sciences in China.
Flavonoids Reprogram Liver Health and Reverse Damage Risks
Flavonoids Reprogram Liver Health and Reverse Damage Risks Medical News: Liver diseases are rising at an alarming pace worldwide, driven by poor diets, alcohol use, metabolic disorders, and environmental toxins. Conditions such as fatty liver disease, hepatitis, and cirrhosis are no longer rare. A new scientific review now reveals that naturally occurring plant compounds known as flavonoids may hold the key to protecting and even repairing the liver through multiple powerful biological mechanisms.
Natural Compounds Found to Target Hidden Cardiovascular Inflammation
Natural Compounds Found to Target Hidden Cardiovascular Inflammation Medical News: A growing body of scientific research is reshaping how we understand heart disease, revealing that inflammation - not just cholesterol - plays a powerful role in damaging blood vessels. A new review highlights how natural compounds found in foods, herbs, and traditional remedies may help block a key inflammatory pathway linked to atherosclerosis, a major cause of heart attacks and strokes.
Doctors Divided Over Doxycycline Pill to Prevent STIs
Doctors Divided Over Doxycycline Pill to Prevent STIs Medical News: A growing number of doctors worldwide are cautiously embracing a new strategy to prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs), but not without serious reservations. A newly published systematic review is shedding light on what healthcare professionals really think about using doxycycline as a post-exposure preventive treatment, often referred to as doxyPEP.
Acidosis and Iron Imbalance Linked to Hidden Inflammatory Damage
Acidosis and Iron Imbalance Linked to Hidden Inflammatory Damage Medical News: A growing body of scientific evidence is shedding light on how subtle changes in the body’s chemistry, especially increased acidity, can quietly disrupt iron balance and trigger harmful inflammation. Researchers are now warning that this overlooked connection could play a major role in chronic diseases, including neurodegenerative disorders and metabolic conditions.
Vitamin D3 Tied to Lower Long COVID Risk
Vitamin D3 Tied to Lower Long COVID Risk Medical News: A new study has found that long-term supplementation with vitamin D3, also known as cholecalciferol, may be associated with a reduced risk of developing Long COVID. Researchers observed that individuals who maintained adequate vitamin D3 levels before infection were less likely to experience persistent symptoms months after recovery. This Medical News report explores the findings and what they could mean for public health.
Olive Oil Compound Targets Breast Cancer Cells
Medical News: Olive Oil Ingredient Shows Strong Anti-Cancer Potential A natural compound found in extra virgin olive oil is drawing growing attention after new research revealed its ability to weaken and damage breast cancer cells. The compound, known as oleocanthal, has long been recognized for its anti-inflammatory benefits, but scientists have now uncovered deeper effects that could reshape how certain cancers are treated.
Thailand Medical Study Unveils Insights into Ocular Candidiasis
Thailand Medical: A major study from southern Thailand is shedding new light on a little-known but potentially devastating complication of bloodstream fungal infections—serious eye damage that can occur silently and without warning.
Thailand Medical Study Finds Tamoxifen Prevents Breast Cancer Return After Mastectomy
Thailand Medical Study Finds Tamoxifen Prevents Breast Cancer Return After Mastectomy Thailand Medical: A new breast cancer study from researchers at the Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital under Mahidol University has delivered important new evidence showing that tamoxifen, a well-known hormone therapy drug, can significantly reduce the risk of breast cancer returning even after complete breast removal surgery.
How Sugars on Human Cells Help COVID-19 Virus Spread
Medical News: A Hidden Sugar Based Pathway That Helps the Virus Attach and Infect Scientists are continuing to uncover surprising details about how the SARS-CoV-2 virus infects human cells. While most people are familiar with the virus binding to the ACE2 receptor, new research shows that complex sugars on human cells also play a crucial role in helping the virus attach, linger, and spread more efficiently.
A Four-Year Wake Up Call on COVID-19’s Silent Endocrine Impact
A Four-Year Wake Up Call on COVID-19’s Silent Endocrine Impact Medical News: Long Covid Triggers Hidden Diabetes and Thyroid Damage Long after the fever fades and lungs recover, COVID-19 may continue to quietly disrupt the body in unexpected ways. A new long-term study has revealed that four years after SARS-CoV-2 infection, many survivors are developing serious metabolic and hormonal problems, even if they had no such conditions before.
Long COVID Eye Pain Tied to Hidden Nerve Dysfunction
Medical News: Researchers from the Miami Veterans Administration Medical Center and the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute at the University of Miami in Florida USA have uncovered important evidence showing that persistent eye discomfort in long COVID patients may be closely linked to dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system, the part of the body that controls involuntary functions such as heart rate blood pressure tear production and pupil response.
Hidden Liver Risks in Kids with COVID-19 or Flu Pneumonia
Medical News: Subtle Liver Damage Emerges in Sick Children Doctors have long focused on the lungs when treating children hospitalized with viral pneumonia, but new research shows another organ is often quietly affected. A detailed study from Turkey has found that liver inflammation, known medically as hepatitis, is far more common in children with COVID-19 or influenza pneumonia than previously believed.
The Phytochemical Arecoline from Betel Nut Shows Promise in Easing Brain Inflammation
The Phytochemical Arecoline from Betel Nut Shows Promise in Easing Brain Inflammation Medical News: May Calm Overactive Brain Immune Cells Linked to Alzheimer’s and Depression Scientists from the Institute of Food Science and Technology at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences and the Institute of Food and Nutrition Development, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs in Beijing have discovered that arecoline, a phytochemical compound found in the betel nut (Areca catechu), can...
COVID-19 Triggers Silent Metabolic Disease Risks Even in Young Adults
Medical News: A surprising health warning emerging after COVID-19 infections A new large-scale study has revealed that COVID-19 may quietly increase the risk of serious metabolic health problems even among young, fit, and previously healthy individuals. The research focused on active-duty U.S. military personnel, a group known for strict fitness standards and regular medical monitoring, making the findings particularly concerning.
Traditional Chinese Medicine Remedy Shows Promise Against Alzheimer
Traditional Chinese Medicine Remedy Shows Promise Against Alzheimer TCM News: Ancient Herbal Formula May Offer New Hope in Alzheimer Treatment A Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) herbal remedy known as Mahuang Fuzi Xixin Decoction (MFXD) has shown strong potential in protecting brain cells and treating Alzheimer’s disease (AD), according to a new study by researchers from Ningxia Medical University, Shenzhen Bao’an Chinese Medicine Hospital at Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine, and...
Clinical Trial Shows That Traditional Chinese Herbal Remedy Qinxiang Qingjie Matches Oseltamivir in Fighting Influenza in Children
Medical News: A Traditional Remedy Put to the Test In a groundbreaking clinical trial involving 231 children across 14 major hospitals in China, a team of pediatric and respiratory medicine experts has confirmed that Qinxiang Qingjie (QXQJ), a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) herbal oral solution, is just as effective and safe as oseltamivir in treating pediatric influenza.
Spirulina Algae Shows Powerful Effects Against Chikungunya Virus
Medical News: Ancient Algae Offers New Hope A new breakthrough study by researchers from the Instituto Politécnico Nacional and Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México has revealed that Spirulina maxima, a type of blue-green algae, could hold potent antiviral properties against the chikungunya virus (CHIKV), which has been spreading in many parts of the world. This discovery is especially significant as there are currently no approved antiviral drugs to treat or prevent chikungunya infections.
Spain Swine Fever Outbreak Sparks Fears of Possible Lab Leak
Spain Swine Fever Outbreak Sparks Fears of Possible Lab Leak Medical News: Mystery Surrounds Source of African Swine Fever Near Barcelona Health and agriculture authorities in Spain are racing to contain a concerning outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) detected in wild boars outside Barcelona, with mounting suspicions pointing toward a potential laboratory leak.
The Phytochemical Chlorogenic Acid Found to Exhibit Antiviral Properties Against Flu Viruses Including H3N2
The Phytochemical Chlorogenic Acid Found to Exhibit Antiviral Properties Against Flu Viruses Including H3N2 Medical News: A Natural Compound Shows Powerful Anti-Flu Activity A past scientific investigation has revealed that chlorogenic acid, a natural plant-based compound found in herbal plants such as Lonicera japonica (Japanese Honeysuckle), has strong antiviral effects against dangerous influenza viruses.
The Phytochemical Cepharanthine from the Stephania Cepharantha Plants Shows Promise Against Cervical Cancer
The Phytochemical Cepharanthine from the Stephania Cepharantha Plants Shows Promise Against Cervical Cancer Medical News: A Traditional Plant Compound with Modern Cancer Fighting Power Researchers from Changhua Christian Hospital, Chung Shan Medical University, Kaohsiung Medical University, and National Chung Hsing University in Taiwan have discovered that a natural compound called cepharanthine—derived from the plant Stephania cepharantha—can effectively stop the growth of cervical cancer...
Mexican Media Reports Lawsuits Against Philips Over Toxic Ventilators Linked to COVID-19 Deaths
Mexican Media Reports Lawsuits Against Philips Over Toxic Ventilators Linked to COVID-19 Deaths Medical News: Families Seek Justice Over Defective Ventilators A wave of legal actions has erupted in Mexico as families of COVID-19 victims accuse Dutch multinational Philips of manufacturing defective ventilators that allegedly released toxic and carcinogenic particles, leading to severe health complications and deaths during the pandemic.
Japanese Study Finds That Graying Hair is the Body’s Natural Cancer Defense
Japanese Study Finds That Graying Hair is the Body’s Natural Cancer Defense Medical News: Graying Hair May Be the Body’s Natural Cancer Defense Researchers from The University of Tokyo have made a fascinating discovery that could change how we view the simple act of hair turning gray. For years, graying hair has been seen as an inevitable sign of aging, but new research shows it might actually be part of the body’s built-in defense system to reduce cancer risk.
Scientists Warn That COVID-19 Infection Found to Trigger New Autoimmune Liver Disorders
Scientists Warn That COVID-19 Infection Found to Trigger New Autoimmune Liver Disorders Medical News: New research from Wuxi, China reveals concerning link between COVID-19 and autoimmune liver disease A new Chinese study has uncovered that coronavirus infection may trigger autoimmune liver disease (AILD) in some individuals.
Soluble IL2R Could Hold the Key to Treating Post-COVID Fatigue
Medical News: Scientists Identify a Possible Link Between Immune Dysfunction and Mitochondrial Damage A new discovery by researchers from the University of Kentucky, Augusta University, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Medical University of South Carolina, Baylor University, and Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation has shed light on why millions of people around the world continue to suffer from post-COVID fatigue, also known as Long COVID fatigue syndrome.
Metformin Shows Surprising Potential Against Inflammation Induced by the SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein
Metformin Shows Surprising Potential Against Inflammation Induced by the SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein Medical News: Researchers from the College of Health Sciences, University of Memphis, Tennessee, USA conducted a new study to understand how metformin, a common diabetes drug, may help in fighting COVID-19 related inflammation.
COVID-19 Infection Triggers Hypertension Years Later in Many
COVID-19 Infection Triggers Hypertension Years Later in Many Medical News: Long COVID Now Also Associated with Blood Pressure Disorders A new study from researchers at the Department of Radiology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore Medical Center in New York, alongside the Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University, has uncovered another serious long-term consequence of COVID-19 — the risk of developing new-onset hypertension even up to three years after...
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