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China’s Pharma Surge Accelerates Global Drug Development Deals
BEIJING, July 13 — Cross-border deals for innovative drugs originating from China have reached a record US$110 billion in the first half…
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Novel Vaccine Trains Immune System to Fight Fentanyl
SEATTLE, July 13 — The headline number is 70,000. That is how many U.S. drug overdose deaths in 2022 involved synthetic opioids,…
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Next Steps From Preclinical to Human Trials Expected to Take Years
WASHINGTON, July 13 — The figure that matters for a potential breakthrough in the opioid crisis is 10 to 15 years. That…
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Potential clinical adoption and validation of AI tool
NEW YORK, July 12 — The number that matters: zero genetic tests required. An artificial intelligence tool developed at New York University…
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AI Matches or Outperforms Standard Genomic Recurrence Tests
NEW YORK, July 12 — A new AI tool from New York University may offer a cheaper alternative to genomic tests for…
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Federal interest costs to surpass Medicare spending in historic shift
WASHINGTON — The Congressional Budget Office’s long-term budget outlook, released in February 2024, painted a stark picture of the nation’s fiscal trajectory.…
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Antimicrobial resistance now a top global health threat
MANILA, July 11 — Antimicrobial resistance, or AMR, is not a distant laboratory concern. For communities across Asia, it is a threat…
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Biotech Giants Clash in High-Stakes Alzheimer’s Drug Race
TOKYO, July 10 — The race to treat Alzheimer’s disease has become one of the most competitive and scientifically intriguing battles in…
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Sea Squirt Compound Shows Promise Against Melanoma Cells
NEW YORK, July 8 — 1%. That figure that matters: melanoma accounts for about 1% of all skin cancers, yet it causes…
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Jonas Salk’s 1955 Polio Vaccine Eradicates Paralyzing Disease
NEW YORK, July 8 — 1.8 million children. That is the figure that matters from the 1954 field trial of Jonas Salk’s…
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6PPD-Q Link Sparks Urgent Regulatory and Research Action
SAN FRANCISCO — A tire chemical already flagged by the Environmental Protection Agency for killing salmon may now be linked to Alzheimer’s…
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Alzheimer’s Cases in U.S. to Reach 13.8 Million by 2060
WASHINGTON, July 7 — The figure that matters: 6.7 million. That is the number of Americans aged 65 and older living with…
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Regulatory Landscape: Current Oversight of Tire Chemicals
WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency has placed the chemical 6PPD on its Toxic Substances Control Act inventory, but no specific federal…
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Millionaire returns to NYC after 25 years, ready to pay more taxes
NEW YORK, July 5 — The figure that matters: Andrew Tobias is a New York City millionaire, and he will happily pay…
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James P. Allison: Nobel Laureate Who Unleashed Immunity on Cancer
HOUSTON, July 5 — The figure that matters: 2011. That is the year the FDA approved ipilimumab, the first immune checkpoint inhibitor,…
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Economic and Human Impact: How Inflation and Rates Affect American
WASHINGTON, July 5 — The figure that matters for millions of American households: real average hourly earnings, adjusted for inflation, grew by…
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Why Circulation Health Supplements Are Gaining Attention for
MANASSAS, Va., July 4 — A single figure captures the shift: PureHealth Research is reporting rising consumer attention on circulation wellness, specifically…
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Vitamin B12 Transport System Used to Deliver Glioblastoma Treatment Past Brain Barrier
For decades, the blood-brain barrier has been the rule that keeps glioblastoma patients alive just 15 months. That rule may be changing.…
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Study finds modified vitamin B12 compound targets glioblastoma treatment resistance
For the roughly 12,000 Americans diagnosed each year with glioblastoma, the math is brutal. Median survival: under 15 months. Standard treatment —…
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Florida A&M Researchers Test Compounds That Blocked 90% of Pancreatic Cancer Cell Movement
Florida A&M University researchers have published data showing an experimental class of compounds stopped 90% of pancreatic cancer cell movement in lab…
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Study Links Lung Tumor Mutation, High-Fat Diet, and Nerve Pathway to Wasting Syndrome
For the first time, researchers have mapped a direct biological chain from a specific lung tumor mutation to the nervous system, with…
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Global Oncology Precision Medicine Market Set for Robust Expansion Through 2031
GLOBAL — July 1, 2026 — The global market for oncology precision medicine is opening up fresh opportunities in diagnostics and therapeutics,…
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Bryan Johnson diagnosed with autoimmune gastritis, calls condition ‘stomach eating itself’
Bryan Johnson, the tech millionaire who built a global brand around hacking his own biology, now faces a problem his spreadsheets didn’t…
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NIH launches world’s largest integrated health database
NEW YORK, July 1 — 747,000 participants. That is the headline number for the National Institutes of Health’s All of Us research…
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