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Gen Z Takes Up the FIRE Movement, Aiming to Retire Before 60
NEW YORK, August 15 — Amid rising economic challenges, a growing number of individuals, particularly from Gen Z, are turning to the…
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Autism Test ADOS-2 Can Miss Girls, Studies Find
ANN ARBOR, August 2 — The Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, known as ADOS-2, stands as a cornerstone in the diagnosis of autism…
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Rosen Law Probes Blaize Holdings for Securities Fraud
NEW YORK, July 11 — A global investor rights law firm is digging into whether Blaize Holdings, Inc. misled its shareholders, after…
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How GLP-1 drugs work inside beta cells, and what reviews say about their effects on the liver
NEW YORK, July 21 — A class of medications originally designed for type 2 diabetes is drawing new attention for its potential…
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Adrenaline Drives the Fight-or-Flight Response and Is the First Treatment for Anaphylaxis
NEW YORK, July 19 — That familiar jolt of fear or excitement, the racing heart and quickened breath, is the work of…
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Blocking Single Enzymes Slows Prostate Cancer and Glioblastoma in Lab Studies
LOS ANGELES, July 17 — A newly published review zeroes in on a single enzyme that could change how many cancers are…
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Clinical Risk Score Helps Guide Chemotherapy Choices for Younger Women After Oncotype DX Test
NEW YORK, July 17 — For patients facing a breast cancer diagnosis, the decision about chemotherapy has long been one of medicine’s…
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Why Mornings Are Hardest With ADHD: Late Body Clocks, Poor Sleep and Dopamine
ROME, July 16 — For decades, dopamine has been shorthand for pleasure in popular culture, the chemical whispered about in connection with…
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Alzheimer’s Amyloid Beta Explained: How Plaques Form and Two New Blood Tests Detect Them
NEW YORK, July 16 — For the millions of families touched by Alzheimer’s disease, the science can feel impossibly distant. But behind…
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ERNA-101 Platform Targets Cancer with Differentiated Therapy
NEW YORK, July 15 — A new targeted cancer therapy platform is moving toward its first human trials, offering a potential advance…
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Edward Jenner’s 1796 Smallpox Experiment: The Birth of Vaccination
LONDON, July 14 — Two hundred and thirty years ago this May, an English country doctor looked at the hands of a…
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Vaccine Development Timeline: From 1796 to mRNA in 2020
ROME, July 14 — For families, the story of vaccines is not a dry list of dates and laboratories. It is the…
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Immune System’s Key Players: Cells, Tissues, Organs
WASHINGTON, July 14 — Every day, inside the hollow chambers of our bones, a quiet manufacturing miracle unfolds. For a healthy adult,…
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Immunotherapy harnesses immune system to fight cancer tumors
NEW YORK, July 14 — When James Allison and Tasuku Honjo shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2018, they…
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Fine Particulate Matter Harms the Body and May Raise Dementia Risk
WASHINGTON — A growing body of evidence is drawing a clearer line between the air we breathe and the developing brains of…
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Mental Disorder Burden Peaks Among Teens Aged 15 to 19, Global Study Finds
ROME, July 10 — The mental health landscape for young people has shifted in a stark new direction. A major global study…
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Innate Immune System Provides Immediate Defense Against Pathogens
ROME, July 10 — For years, the story of immunity has been told through the lens of vaccines and antibodies — the…
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Decades of mRNA Research Led to Fastest Vaccines by 2020
ROME, July 10 — The story of messenger RNA vaccines begins not in a pandemic, but in a laboratory mouse. In 1990,…
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Global Water Crisis Leaves Billions Without Safe Drinking Water, WHO and UNICEF Say
ISLAMABAD, July 9 — The numbers are stark, and they come from some of the most trusted global institutions. The United Nations…
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Loss Of GATA6 Protein Enables Colorectal Cancer To Spread To Liver
NEW YORK, July 8 — For families touched by colorectal cancer, the word metastasis carries a weight that is hard to describe.…
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Senolytics: Clearing Senescent Cells to Combat Age-Related Disease
ROCHESTER, Minnesota, July 8 — For a field that began with a single question about aging cells, senolytic research has come a…
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Two Antibody Drugs Now Slow Early Alzheimer’s Decline, With Brain-Swelling Risks
WASHINGTON — For the millions of American families touched by Alzheimer’s disease, the past few years have brought something that once felt…
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Reliance gains edge in cancer detection with new liquid biopsy patent
MUMBAI, July 7 — An Indian patent for a blood-based early cancer detection platform using cell-free DNA analysis has been granted to…
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Alberta Cancer Foundation Commits $35 Million to Cancer Clinical Trials
EDMONTON, July 7 — Wendy Beauchesne has spent the last six years at the helm of the Alberta Cancer Foundation, and on…
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