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Insilico Medicine Launches Longevity Vaccines Research Initiative Targeting Aging Diseases
HONG KONG, September 15 — Insilico Medicine is taking its AI drug-discovery engine into preventive medicine. The Hong Kong-listed company (HKEX: 3696)…
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NS&I Lifts Premium Bonds Prize Fund Rate to 4.35% and Shortens Odds to 21,000 to 1
WASHINGTON, August 20 — The UK government-backed savings bank NS&I announced a rise in its Premium Bonds prize fund rate, effective September.…
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India’s Credit Shifts From Scooters to Phones and Business Loans
MUMBAI, July 30 — A new report from TransUnion CIBIL shows that the way people borrow money is shifting in a fundamental…
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Coinfection Involves Multiple Pathogens Interacting Within Host
NEW YORK, July 25 — When you’re sick, you usually blame one bug. But in reality, your body can host a whole…
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Zelig Eshhar’s 1989 CAR Idea and CRISPR Therapeutics’ Off-the-Shelf Zugo-cel Lymphoma Results
BOSTON, July 14 — A new chapter in the fight against cancer is unfolding, and it involves editing a patient’s own immune…
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Beyond PTSD: Moral Injury Burdens Healthcare Workers
NEW YORK, July 21 — Most of us have a pretty good grasp on PTSD — the fear and hypervigilance that can…
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Richest 1.5% of Adults Hold 48.4% of the World’s Wealth, UBS Report Says
NEW YORK, July 21 — The gap between the world’s wealthiest and everyone else is far starker than the gap in what…
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How Tax Credits Work, and Why a Chip Fab Credit Expires December 31
WASHINGTON, July 18 — Tax credits are getting a fresh look as a tool to spark investment in big technology projects, from…
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Colorectal cancer is rising in adults under 50 as many patients are told they are too young
INDIANAPOLIS, July 15 — A study published yesterday by researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine is bringing new urgency to…
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SHP2 Inhibitor Slowed RAS/MAPK-Driven Cancers in Lab Study, UCSF Team Reported
SAN DIEGO, July 15 — A molecular pathway that has frustrated cancer researchers for decades is finally giving up ground, one drug…
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Rapamycin as a Longevity Drug: Strong Mouse Data, Early Human Evidence
NEW YORK, July 14 — A drug discovered on a remote Pacific island more than half a century ago is quietly reshaping…
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Glioblastoma: The Most Aggressive Form of Brain Cancer
CHICAGO, July 14 — Glioblastoma remains one of the most formidable diagnoses in medicine. It’s the most common and aggressive malignant brain…
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Next-Generation CAR T-Cell Therapies Aim at Solid Tumors and Off-the-Shelf Donor Cells
SAN FRANCISCO, July 14 — The next generation of cancer immunotherapy is racing toward a milestone that could change how thousands of…
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New Alzheimer’s Drug Lecanemab Slows Cognitive Decline in Trial
WASHINGTON, July 14 — For the millions of American families watching a loved one slowly lose their memories, the arrival of lecanemab…
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Caloric Restriction Study Links Diet to Longer Lifespan
NEW YORK, July 14 — For decades, the idea that eating less could help you live longer has hovered at the edge…
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Refuse heaps on major roads in four South-West states create health and safety crisis
AKURE — The rotting garbage on major roads in Ondo, Oyo, Ekiti and Ogun is not just an eyesore. It is a…
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Allergies, Autoimmune Disease and Immune Deficiency: Three Ways the Immune System Fails
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The immune system is the body’s security detail, a vast network of cells, tissues and organs that patrol…
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Rye pollen compounds’ structures unlocked after decades for cancer research
CHICAGO, July 7 — Nearly 30 years ago, researchers discovered two unusual molecules in rye pollen that appeared to slow tumor growth…
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Tire Pollution: A Growing Environmental Health Concern
WASHINGTON, July 7 — Tires are everywhere. Roughly 1.5 billion of them are produced annually worldwide, and when they wear down, the…
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Emily Whitehead, First Child Given CAR T Therapy, Cancer-Free More Than Nine Years Later
PHILLIPSBURG, N.J., July 7 — In the long, often heartbreaking history of childhood cancer research, there are a handful of moments that…
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Motley Fool Columnist Predicts AI Stock Bubble Will Burst, Citing Four Warning Signs
WASHINGTON, July 6 — A new Treasury Department report is warning that the artificial intelligence stock frenzy could end badly for everyday…
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Türkiye Puts 2026-2029 National Green Finance Strategy Into Force Ahead of COP31
Two years of work. Eleven ministries. Financial regulators, private-sector stakeholders, all at one table. The result, published this week in the Official…
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Air traffic control engineers cycle 1,000 miles after colleague’s prostate cancer death
Prostate cancer kills one man every 45 minutes in the UK. That statistic hung over a group of air traffic control engineers…
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Expert warns of tax risks in using pre-IPO AI stock for home purchases
San Jose State University tech expert Ahmed Banafa has a warning for anyone tempted to swap pre-IPO shares for a house: the…
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