Linda Gilbert alleges a medication substitution during knee replacement surgery caused permanent spinal cord damage and left her unable to walk. Her lawsuit seeks $150 million as the hospital reviews corrective actions following an error affecting four patients.
Early results from a single CAR-T treatment show patients with stiff person syndrome regaining mobility, independence, and daily function, offering hope that an illness considered progressively disabling may become more effectively manageable.
Researchers found that mass sacrifices linked with El Niño disasters did not signal widespread bloodshed in Peru’s Lambayeque Valley. Among 1,633 ancient skeletons, only 25, or 1.6%, showed evidence of violent death outside ritual contexts.
As GLP-1 use rises, Gary Brecka says six minutes of daily resistance exercise, regular cardiovascular activity and adequate protein may help patients protect muscle and other lean tissues while losing weight.
A review of 33 studies linked two fresh green kiwis a day for about four weeks with more regular bowel movements, less straining and better digestive comfort, though researchers said the fruit was not necessarily superior to other options.
Experiments with captive hawkmoths reveal how separate lineages repeatedly evolved genital structures that produce ultrasound, offering different defenses against bats and an unusually vivid example of convergent evolution.
Researchers argue that Homo sapiens possessed musical abilities at least 135,000 years ago, while chimpanzee behavior and evolutionary evidence suggest some essential components of music may trace back millions of years before the emergence of our species.
Astronomers have confirmed that 2026 QQ8 is a natural 1 meter asteroid temporarily captured by Earth, not abandoned space junk. The tiny mini-moon is expected to escape after a brief loop around the planet.