Biohopkins Health Care Services is crucial in helping individuals maintain their independence to the highest possible extent. Biohopkins is a company built on the strength of its people. Our purpose is simple: “To Improve Quality of Life”. We aim to… Read More »Biohopkins is hiring
Government and industry action on generative AI is urgently needed to protect health and wellbeing, say Flinders University medical researchers. Rapidly evolving generative AI, the cutting-edge domain prized for its capacity to create text, images and video, was used in… Read More »Health disinformation and generative AI
New research shows blood tests used to hunt for cancer DNA may help detect cancers faster and guide the use of targeted therapies. A team from the UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center and several other US cancer centres are behind… Read More »Blood test may help detect cancers faster
Reducing the dose of a widely used COVID-19 booster vaccine produces a similar immune response in adults to a full-dose with fewer side effects, according to a new study. The researchers found that a half dose of a Pfizer COVID-19… Read More »Fractional covid-19 booster vaccines
A new study may offer molecular insights into the connection between exercise and inflammation. The Harvard Medical School study, carried out in mice, suggests that the beneficial effects of exercise may be driven, at least partly, by the immune system.… Read More »Benefits of exercise and the immune system
Research indicates adding RNA sequencing to germ-line genetic testing could improve accuracy and clinical sensitivity, compared to DNA sequencing alone. In this study, which included 43,524 individuals undergoing hereditary cancer testing, RNA sequencing was associated with increased diagnostic positive yield… Read More »Concurrent DNA and RNA sequencing testing
A Japanese team of scientists has examined the effects of the accumulation of stepwise gene mutations on cell competition and investigated its role in the cancer formation process. The study results showed that when Wnt signals were activated in epithelial… Read More »How cancer cells use competition to evade the body’s defences