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Harvard’s Sinclair Tests Resveratrol, NAD+ in Aging Study
BOSTON, July 10 — The longevity research community is confronting a widening credibility gap, and Dr. David Sinclair, the Harvard Medical School…
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Rapamycin Shows Anti-Aging Promise in Mice and Humans
WASHINGTON, July 10 — A compound first isolated from the soil of a remote Pacific island more than five decades ago is…
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Immunotherapy Side Effects Impact Up to 60% of Cancer Patients
WASHINGTON, July 10 — The strategic calculus of cancer treatment is shifting, and with it comes a new set of battlefield risks…
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Edward Jenner’s 1796 cowpox experiment births vaccination, ends smallpox
LONDON, July 10 — Two centuries ago, an English country doctor performed a single experiment that would alter the strategic calculus of…
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Powell Steers Fed Monetary Policy Through Digital Currency Era
WASHINGTON, July 8 — Jerome Powell’s tenure as chair of the Federal Reserve enters its final months, and the strategic calculus surrounding…
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Scientists uncover key protein loss driving colorectal cancer’s spread to liver
NEW YORK, July 8 — A team of researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has identified a…
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Federal Reserve’s Role in Crises: Depression to 2008 and COVID
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The Federal Reserve System, now more than a century old, stands as a testament to how financial panics…
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Metformin and Rapamycin: Drug Repurposing for Anti-Aging Effects
NEW YORK, July 8 — The calculus around aging research is shifting. Two drugs, one a decades-old diabetes staple and the other…
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Vaccines Transform Global Public Health and Disease Prevention
GENEVA, July 8 — The global calculus of public health is undergoing a strategic recalibration, driven by the enduring power of vaccines.…
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Tire chemical linked to new Alzheimer’s risk factor
SAN FRANCISCO — A study published in 2024 in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives has identified a chemical, 6PPD-quinone, as a potential…
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Tire Chemical 6PPD-Q Linked to Higher Alzheimer’s Risk
SAN FRANCISCO — A new study from the University of California, San Francisco has linked a common tire chemical to an elevated…
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Alzheimer’s cases in U.S. projected to nearly double by 2050
NEW YORK, July 7 — 6.7 million. That is the number of Americans aged 65 and older living with Alzheimer’s disease in…
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Alberta Cancer Foundation Invests $35M in 10-Year Trial Strategy
EDMONTON, July 7 — The Alberta Cancer Foundation has placed a strategic bet on the future of oncology, announcing a $35 million…
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Shaq’s Amex Decline Fix Offers Key Consumer Lessons
NEW YORK, July 6 — Shaquille O’Neal found himself in an unexpected standoff at a Walmart checkout line this week. His American…
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Personalized vaccines harness immune system to fight cancer mutations
NEW YORK, July 5, 2026 — For families facing a cancer diagnosis, the word “immunotherapy” has become a beacon of hope. The…
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Researchers Identify Why Immunotherapy Fails in Rare Liver Cancer Fibrolamellar Carcinoma
ITHACA, N.Y. — A drug already sitting on pharmacy shelves may offer a new way to attack a rare liver cancer that…
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National Party pushes compulsory KiwiSaver enrollment amid debate
WELLINGTON — The National Party’s proposal to make KiwiSaver participation compulsory has reopened a debate about wealth inequality and whether the government…
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Researchers Use Vitamin B12 to Deliver Glioblastoma Drug Past Blood-Brain Barrier
History is littered with promising cancer treatments that worked beautifully in mice and then fell apart in people. That sobering fact hangs…
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Cancer Mutation and High-Fat Diet Linked to Wasting Syndrome in Mice
For cancer patients, the wasting syndrome called cachexia is a death sentence within a death sentence. It steals muscle, appetite, and strength.…
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Johnson’s autoimmune condition attacks his stomach lining despite longevity efforts
London — The same immune system that should defend Bryan Johnson’s body is now eating his stomach lining. That is the blunt…
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NIH database of 535,000 genomes surpasses UK Biobank size
747,000 people. That is the bodies-in-the-room number for the National Institutes of Health’s All of Us research programme. But the number researchers…
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Study Finds Diacetyl from E-Cigarettes Enters Users’ Bloodstream
Three years ago, diacetyl was a headline in a different kind of story. The buttery flavoring chemical, used to give microwave popcorn…
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Antarctic sea creature toxin shows melanoma-killing potential in mouse study
A toxin harvested from a tiny sea creature collected off Antarctica has killed melanoma in mice without harming the mice. That fact…
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Pediatrician’s viral reel highlights green vomiting as intussusception warning sign
A single number from a viral Instagram reel is driving parents to emergency rooms: five days. That’s how long a four-month-old girl…
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