Studien & Berichte

A study by Brigham and Women's Hospital shows higher blood vitamin A levels correlate with better lung function in both children and adults with asthma; vitamin D benefits were observed only in adults.

A meta‑analysis of 23 randomized trials suggests melatonin may help chronic pain patients with sleep disturbances, though it is not intended to replace existing analgesics.

Hugel held a scientific exchange symposium on April 4 at Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas, gathering 40 Korean aesthetic medicine professionals to enhance research and academic output.

A US study reports that recipients of varicella, COVID‑19, HPV and shingles vaccines have a markedly lower risk of developing idiopathic uveitis, with varicella showing the strongest effect.

A US study of 355,000 adults over 13 years found frequent coffee drinkers had better liver health indicators and reduced disease risk.

Daewoong Pharmaceutical reports that its GERD treatment Peksuklu achieved symptom improvement in 95.75% of patients, including those 65+, in an interim post‑marketing surveillance study.

The UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency invites participation in a Yellow Card Biobank study to examine genetic factors behind side effects of direct‑acting oral anticoagulants and allopurinol.