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New method solves biomedical puzzle of drug effects versus biological mediators
WASHINGTON — A drug lowers blood pressure. The question that has dogged biomedical researchers for years: is it the drug itself, or…
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New study links diet to immune system attacks in bowel disease patients
More than half a million people in the UK are living with irritable bowel disease. Every year, 25,000 more are diagnosed with…
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Health Systems Invest in Cadence’s Remote Patient Monitoring Platform
Health systems are putting money into remote patient monitoring. That is the real story behind Cadence’s new $100 million funding round. Spark…
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New statistical tool explains how drug doses produce patient outcomes
The gap between knowing a drug works and knowing why has cost medicine dearly. Countless therapies have passed clinical trials only to…
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Study Links Alcohol Flush Reaction Gene Variant to Higher Alzheimer’s Risk
University of Florida researchers have linked a common genetic quirk — the one that turns faces red after a glass of wine…
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Health Systems Invest in Cadence’s $100M Remote Patient Monitoring Platform
Health systems are putting real money behind remote patient monitoring. That is the headline from Cadence’s $100 million Series C raise, led…
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Study Links Alcohol Flush Gene to Increased Alzheimer’s Risk in East Asians
A faulty gene that leaves one in three East Asians with a red face after drinking may also be quietly priming their…
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Patriot bond investor protection only applies to funds
JAKARTA, June 23 — Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa clarified the scope of protection for investors in Patriot Bonds and Red and…
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Most people underapply sunscreen; here’s the correct amount
NEW YORK, June 23 — On the ground, residents describe a concerning trend when it comes to sun protection: the majority of…
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Most People Use Only Half the Sunscreen Needed for Adequate Protection
Let’s start with a number: most people apply between a quarter and a half of the sunscreen they actually need. That is…
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Finance Minister Clarifies Patriot Bond Protection Excludes Company Assets
JAKARTA — Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa has drawn a hard line around what the government’s Patriot Bond protection actually covers. And…
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Health officials find most sunscreen users apply only quarter to half of recommended amount
NEW YORK — It is not that people skip sunscreen. They just use far too little of it. The gap between the…
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Cambodia turns to village health workers to curb rising diabetes and hypertension
PHNOM PENH — Cambodia is watching a quiet shift in how it fights two growing killers. Type-2 diabetes and hypertension are rising…
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Mrs. Dow Jones: American dream ‘very dead’ for young Americans
NEW YORK, June 21 — The American dream is “very dead” for young Americans, according to financial influencer Haley Sacks, better known…
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Australia confirms first H5N1 case, ending years of virus-free status
Australia’s H5N1 case: A long-feared arrival on the continent CANBERRA — For years, public health officials watched the global spread of H5N1…
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Lioness Ella Toone becomes Prostate Cancer UK ambassador after father’s death
One man dies from prostate cancer every 45 minutes in the UK. That statistic, from Prostate Cancer UK, is the cold arithmetic…
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Runners’ Toe Hair Thinning Linked to Shoe Friction, Doctor Says
BOSTON — Runners might notice something odd about their feet long before a blister forms: the hair on their toes starts thinning…
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Clarkson’s cancer disclosure highlights UK’s one-in-eight prostate cancer risk
Jeremy Clarkson told his farm team he had known since May. The season five finale of Clarkson’s Farm aired that knowledge —…
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Clalit physicians work to close knowledge gap for new immigrant patients
Immigrants arriving in Israel typically pick a health fund within days of landing. They often do it without knowing what they are…
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Toe Hair Loss Signals Circulation Issues, Doctor Says
BOSTON — The hair on your toes might say more about your circulation than your grooming habits. And for some people, losing…
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Ocular Therapeutix Plans 2026 NDA Filing for Longer-Lasting Wet AMD Drug
Ocular Therapeutix has spent years chasing a wet AMD treatment that could stretch the time between injections from months to something closer…
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Medical Second Opinion Market Projected to Reach $34.57 Billion by 2035
It started as a second opinion. Now it is a billion-dollar industry, growing so fast that the numbers alone tell the story.…
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Sonire Therapeutics Receives $13M Japanese Grant for Non-Invasive Pancreatic Cancer Treatment
Pancreatic cancer is notoriously hard to treat. Tumors hide deep in the abdomen, often diagnosed late. Surgery is brutal. Chemotherapy has limits.…
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Medical Second Opinion Market to Grow from $8.36B to $34.57B by 2035
Start with one number: 34.57. That is the projected value, in billions of U.S. dollars, of the global medical second opinion market…
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