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Emily Whitehead, first child to get CAR-T therapy, cancer-free since 2012
PHILADELPHIA, July 14 — On the pediatric oncology floor of the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, the scene in 2012 was dire. A…
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Scripps Chemist Develops Vaccine To Train Immune System Against Fentanyl
LA JOLLA — Dr. Kim D. Janda is working on a vaccine that could change how the country fights the fentanyl crisis.…
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Funding Sources: NIH and DARPA Support Vaccine Development
WASHINGTON, July 13 — On a research campus in Seattle, a team of scientists is closing in on a weapon against one…
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Autism Costs Measured; Pollution Cuts Show Benefits
WASHINGTON, July 13 — The price tag of autism in America runs into tens of billions of dollars every year, and new…
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Researchers develop vaccine candidate to combat fentanyl before it reaches brain
SEATTLE — A team of researchers at the University of Washington School of Medicine has unveiled a vaccine candidate designed to neutralize…
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Novel vaccine trains immune system to neutralize fentanyl
HOUSTON, July 13 — On the ground in the fight against the opioid crisis, researchers at the University of Houston and the…
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Dr. Barzilai Targets Aging as Key to Combating Multiple Diseases
NEW YORK, July 10 — Dr. Nir Barzilai, an Israeli-American geneticist, has spent decades researching aging as a target in biomedical research.…
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Gold Standard Era: How 1900-1971 Backed Currencies Shaped Global Finance
WASHINGTON, July 8 — On the streets of the capital this afternoon, the gold standard is a ghost that still haunts the…
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Katalin Karikó wins 2023 Nobel for mRNA COVID vaccine work
BUDAPEST, July 8 — On a quiet street in Szeged, the kind of place where a woman in a lab coat might…
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Wakefield’s 1998 MMR Fraud Fueled Vaccine Hesitancy
LONDON — The scene outside the Wellcome Collection on Euston Road this morning was quiet, a stark contrast to the storm that…
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Alzheimer’s Disease: A Progressive Neurodegenerative Disorder
WASHINGTON, July 7 — On the seventh floor of a downtown research institute, a neurologist pulls up a brain scan on a…
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History of Cancer Immunotherapy: Coley’s Toxins to Checkpoint Inhibitors
NEW YORK, July 5 — In a Manhattan cancer ward this week, the story of modern immunotherapy reads like a detective novel…
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Existing drug could speed new treatment for rare liver cancer
ITHACA, N.Y., July 5 — Inside a rare and aggressive liver cancer that primarily strikes children and young adults, scientists have mapped…
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Modified B12 compound with nitric oxide targets glioblastoma in animal tests
Glioblastoma patients have a grim clock. Median survival: under 15 months. Even with surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy, the tumor almost always returns.…
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Optimal strength training window linked to lower mortality rates
BOSTON, July 3 — A Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health study tracking 147,000 adults over 30 years has identified a…
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UK Unveils Blueprint to Integrate Digital and Traditional Payments
LONDON, July 2 — British regulators have updated the country’s national retail payments blueprint, calling for infrastructure that supports tokenization and allows…
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Online programme aims to teach kids financial literacy via live Zoom sessions
TEHRAN, July 2 — A new financial literacy programme aimed at children aged nine to 15 is being offered online, promising to…
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Experimental Drug Blocks 90% of Pancreatic Cancer Spread in Lab
TALLAHASSEE, July 2 — In a Florida lab, researchers have watched pancreatic cancer cells essentially stop in their tracks. The experimental compounds…
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Florida A&M researchers test new drug class targeting previously untreatable pancreatic cancer
For decades, the KRAS gene was considered untouchable. A single mutation in this gene drives rapid cell division in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma,…
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High-Fat Diet Worsens Wasting Syndrome in Mice with Lkb1 Mutation
CHICAGO — The numbers tell a grim story. In mice with lung tumors carrying a specific genetic flaw, a high-fat diet did…
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NIH expands genetic diversity with new All of Us research data
The UK Biobank had a problem. It was big — roughly 500,000 participants with genomes and health records. But it was also…
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USC researchers question who actually benefits from fish oil supplements
LOS ANGELES — The next move belongs to the researchers. After two years of giving 365 older adults high-dose fish oil supplements…
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USF researchers find Antarctic sea squirt compound kills melanoma in mice
TAMPA — Six weeks in Antarctic waters. Dives to 130 feet. Half-hour bottom times. And one compound that killed melanoma in mice…
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Meta-Analysis Finds Exercise Strengthens Spine and Hip Bones in Men Over 45
NEW YORK — A quarter of men over 50 will break a bone because their skeleton is too thin. That single number,…
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