Health & Medicine
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History of Tamoxifen: From Discovery to FDA Approval in 1977
LONDON — The history of targeted cancer therapy, according to the record, begins not with a breakthrough in oncology but with a…
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Tamoxifen’s 50-Year Role in Breast Cancer Treatment Balanced Against Uterine Risks
NEW YORK, July 15 — 1977. That is the year the U.S. Food and Drug Administration first approved tamoxifen. Nearly five decades…
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Alzheimer’s Disease Affects 6.7 Million Americans as Progressive Disorder
WASHINGTON, July 15 — The strategic calculus around Alzheimer’s disease is shifting, but the underlying numbers remain stark. As of 2026, the…
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Heavy cannabis use linked to nearly fourfold rise in lung cancer risk
WASHINGTON, July 15 — A large-scale U.S. study reported today shows a nearly four-times higher risk of lung cancer for heavy cannabis…
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RAS/MAPK pathway yields to new cancer-fighting drugs
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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Biotech firm Erasca raises $100M for cancer drug trials
SAN DIEGO — The clinical-stage biotechnology company, founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Diego, is pushing forward with a pipeline aimed…
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Caregivers Bear Heavy Financial and Emotional Burdens
LONDON, July 14 — The financial and emotional toll of caring for a brain cancer patient is severe, and data from the…
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Vaccines Train Immune System: A Century of Disease Prevention
ASTANA, July 14 — The global vaccine market, a sector that directly shapes public health outcomes from Central Asia to the Americas,…
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Scientist Unveils Twelve Key Mechanisms Behind Human Aging
OVIEDO, July 14 — Against this backdrop of accelerating longevity research, a Spanish biochemist whose work has fundamentally reshaped how scientists understand…
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British Geneticist John Hardy’s Amyloid Hypothesis Shaped Alzheimer’s Research
LONDON, July 14 — The shift is this: one man’s hypothesis, now over three decades old, still drives the most promising treatments…
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Rapamycin Shows Promise as Longevity Drug in Animal Studies
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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Eisai and Biogen Partner to Drive New Alzheimer’s Drug Development
TOKYO, July 14 — Eisai Co., Ltd., the Japanese pharmaceutical firm with a history in neurology, finds its Alzheimer’s strategy at a…
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Alzheimer’s Amyloid Hypothesis Receives Strongest Clinical Validation Yet
ISLAMABAD, July 14 — A decades-old theory about what drives Alzheimer’s disease has received its strongest clinical validation to date, as new…
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Tasuku Honjo discovered PD-1, unlocking new cancer drugs
TEHRAN, July 14 — A Japanese immunologist whose laboratory work reshaped the global fight against cancer, Tasuku Honjo, continues to be recognised…
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Human Immune System’s Complex Defense Network Fights Infection
ROME, July 14 — A new filing outlines the fundamental architecture of the human immune system, a biological network that researchers describe…
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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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How Vaccines Work: The Science of Immune Memory and Herd Immunity
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), a panel advising the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, bases…
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Edward Jenner Performed First Vaccination In 1796 Using Cowpox
LONDON, July 14 — The first vaccination in history was performed in 1796 by English physician Edward Jenner, who inoculated a boy…
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Metformin TAME Trial Tests Diabetes Drug for Anti-Aging Effects
NEW YORK, July 14 — A decades-old diabetes drug is now at the center of one of the most strategically significant aging…
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Israeli Immunologist Zelig Eshhar Invented CAR in 1989
REHOVOT, July 14 — A quiet revolution in cancer care began in a single laboratory in Israel nearly four decades ago. Today,…
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FDA’s Accelerated Approval of Aduhelm Fuels Alzheimer’s Drug Controversy
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The story of aducanumab, the first Alzheimer’s treatment to target the underlying disease process rather than just symptoms,…
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Longevity Research Reveals Real Human Lifespan Extension Facts
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The global race to slow human aging is no longer a fringe scientific pursuit; it is a strategic…
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Zelig Eshhar’s 1980s vision leads to CRISPR Therapeutics’ 2024 CAR-T trial
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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Innate vs. Adaptive Immunity: Two-Layered Defense System
MANILA, July 14 — For families across Asia, the idea of being protected from a disease long after recovery is something many…
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