Research Articles
The Sour Powerhouse: How Averrhoa bilimbi Emerges as a Natural Pain Reliever
Exploring the analgesic properties of Averrhoa bilimbi (kamias) through scientific research and traditional medicine
The Mind-Gut Miracle: How Probiotics Are Rewriting the Story of Aging
Discover how Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium probiotics are emerging as potent regulators of brain function in aging, with groundbreaking research showing cognitive improvements.
Beyond Germ Killers: How Antibiotics Secretly Reshape Our Microcirculation During Inflammation
Exploring how antibiotics affect microcirculation during inflammation, beyond their germ-killing properties
The Gum-Artery Connection: How Your Mouth Bacteria May Be Clogging Your Blood Vessels
Discover how Bacteroidetes bacteria from your mouth and gut produce lipids that contribute to atherosclerosis and heart disease.
The Jekyll and Hyde of Our Lungs: How a Single Molecule Shapes RSV Battlefields
Exploring the dual role of Interleukin-10 (IL-10) in RSV infections and its impact on lung inflammation and asthma development.
The Diet-Acne Connection: Separating Food Facts from Skincare Myths
Explore the scientific connection between diet and acne, including how different foods affect skin health and emerging treatments.
The Stealth Saboteur: Decoding FH-Mutated Kidney Cancer's Molecular Warfare
Exploring the molecular mechanisms and immune evasion strategies of FH-deficient renal cell carcinoma, with insights into novel therapeutic approaches.
The Fungal Spark: How Valley Fever May Ignite a Granulomatous Fire in the Body
Exploring the link between valley fever (coccidioidomycosis) and sarcoidosis, including diagnostic challenges and emerging research.
The Metabolic Battlefield: How Energy Imbalance and Malnutrition Fuel Heart Failure
Exploring the metabolic crisis in heart failure patients and groundbreaking discoveries in treatment approaches.
The Silent Struggle: Unmasking the Mental Health Crisis Among Pakistan's Future Doctors
Investigating the mental health crisis among medical students in Pakistan, with a focus on depression, anxiety, and stress levels at Rawalpindi Medical University.