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#11Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed8 October 2026

Why making a vaccine against leishmaniasis is taking decades

Leishmania parasites hide inside our own immune cells, causing severe illness across the globe. Despite promising modern trials using crippled parasites and engineered viruses, no human vaccine has yet received regulatory approval.

#12Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed4 October 2026

Why mountain gorilla COVID-19 risks rise when neighbours fall ill

A study in Uganda found that eight percent of people living right beside endangered mountain gorilla habitats had active COVID-19 in late 2021, raising concerns about virus spillover into wild apes.

#13Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed29 October 2026

Why Dangerous Blood Germs Can Hide Out on Parasitic Worms

A review of African health studies finds that 9% of tested patients had a Schistosoma Salmonella coinfection. Lab tests show the flatworms can shield germs from standard drugs.

#14Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed5 October 2026

Testing probiotics for arthritis: friendly bacteria fail to soothe joints

A trial found that daily over-the-counter probiotics did not improve symptoms or gut health in adults with psoriatic arthritis compared with a dummy treatment.

#15Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed28 September 2026

Why stopping GLP-1 therapy often brings weight straight back

A team of fifteen doctors suggests treating obesity as an ongoing health condition rather than a quick problem to fix, warning that stopping drugs usually brings weight straight back.

#16Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed1 November 2026

How smart gum disease hydrogels could transform dental healing

A review of materials chemistry explores how chitosan hydrogels can stick inside infected gum pockets to release medicines and encourage tissue repair on demand.

#17Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed23 October 2026

Wearing an eye patch alters grey matter in adult brains

Blocking vision in one eye for five days caused reversible increases in grey matter volume across visual brain regions in 21 healthy adults.

#18Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed27 August 2027

Why wearing hearing aids is linked to a longer life

A study across four countries found that worse hearing loss is tied to higher death rates, but wearing hearing aids lowers that risk.

#19Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed2 November 2026

How a tiny blood filter traps runaway circulating tumour cells in mice

A microfluidic blood-filtering device captured circulating tumour cells in mice, reducing post-surgery cancer recurrence and boosting survival over 28 days.

#20Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed2 November 2026

Semaglutide linked to lower risk of heart death in trial review

A review of trials with over 38,000 patients found that semaglutide was linked to a 17% lower relative risk of cardiovascular death. The pattern held whether patients took a pill or a shot, and whether they had diabetes or not.

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