Stool transplant aids early-stage Parkinson’s
Belgian scientists have reported the potential benefit of faecal transplants on motor symptoms, one of the main markers of Parkinson’s disease.
Their study, published in...
BTL wins Best Non-Invasive Body Shaping Manufacturer
BTL Aesthetics has been recognised with two industry awards, winning the Best Non-Invasive Body Shaping Solutions Manufacturer 2024 at The Australian Made Awards, presented by APAC Insider,...
World-first tag sheds new light on ‘disordered’ proteins in Parkinson’s
Scientists at La Trobe University have created a world-first method to investigate ‘disordered’ proteins in living cells, in breakthrough research that could revolutionise how...
Large fat cells may reduce weight
Swedish scientists measuring fat cells to determine if there is an association with weight gain or loss have reported:
large fat cells may help...
BioRePeelCl3® achieves EU MDR certification
In a milestone for CMed Aesthetics, BioRePeelCl3® has become the first peeling treatment to secure the EU MDR (Medical Device Regulation) certification, marking a...
Western diet triggers chronic disease
Italian researchers who reviewed dietary patterns for both their affect on bacteria found in the gut and roles in specific mechanisms in the body,...
Link between blood proteins and 19 cancers
UK researchers have found a link between more than 1,000 blood plasma proteins and 19 different forms of cancer.
The newly identified biomarkers ‘may warn...
Endoscopy risk with GLP-1 agonist drugs
US researchers have reported patients taking GLP-1 agonist drugs for a weight management could risk keyhole surgery complications, such as aspiration pneumonia, after endoscopy.
The...
miraDry Wins 2024 SHAPE Beauty Award for Sweat and Odour Reduction Innovation
miraDry, the leading provider of non-invasive treatments for excessive sweating and odour, has been named a winner in the 2024 SHAPE Beauty Awards, an...
Beauty standards affect mental health
Societal beauty standards can put significant pressure on individuals to ‘look a certain way’ or ‘have a specific body shape’.
The influence of these ‘standards’...
