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NIH’s All of Us Database Reaches 535,000 Genomes; Mount Sinai Leads New York Coalition
New York’s Mount Sinai Health System has already started plugging patient data into what is now the world’s largest integrated health database.…
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Fenfluramine: From Fen-Phen scandal to seizure drug
NEW YORK, July 22 — Fenfluramine is back on the American market, a comeback twenty-three years in the making. The same drug…
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Moral Hazard Shapes Insurance Decisions, Even for Lifestyle Drugs
MANILA, July 22 — The concept known as moral hazard quietly shapes decisions that affect families across Asia every day, from health…
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Testicular Rupture: Causes and Surgical Treatment Explained
NEW YORK, July 21 — A rare but serious injury known as testicular rupture has drawn attention after Kuroda-Grauer underwent emergency surgery…
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Stein and Leventhal’s 1935 Report to the NIH 1990 Definition: How PCOS Came to Be Understood
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The National Institutes of Health’s 1990 consensus conference on polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) defined the diagnostic criteria that…
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Dennis Lo Pioneers Liquid Biopsy for Cancer and Prenatal Testing
HONG KONG, July 16 — 2026 marks nearly three decades since Yuk-Ming Dennis Lo first demonstrated the presence of circulating tumor DNA…
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Ernexa Moves ERNA-101 Into GMP Manufacturing Ahead of Planned IND Filing
KARACHI, July 15 — Ernexa Therapeutics is moving toward a planned first-in-human Phase 1 study for its lead cancer candidate, ERNA-101, though…
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Tamoxifen and Uterine Cancer: What Gynecologists Advise for Women on the Breast Cancer Drug
WASHINGTON, July 15 — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration includes a boxed warning in tamoxifen’s prescribing information about the risk of…
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Model Finds DNA Mutations Alone Could Cap Median Human Lifespan at 146 to 194 Years
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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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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Next-Generation CAR T-Cell Therapies Aim at Solid Tumors and Off-the-Shelf Donor Cells
SAN FRANCISCO, July 14 — The next generation of cancer immunotherapy is racing toward a milestone that could change how thousands of…
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Caloric Restriction Study Links Diet to Longer Lifespan
NEW YORK, July 14 — For decades, the idea that eating less could help you live longer has hovered at the edge…
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Jammu and Kashmir Reviews Cancer Care Strategy With Tata Memorial as Partner
SRINAGAR, July 13 — A plan to reshape how cancer is fought across Jammu and Kashmir took its first formal shape today,…
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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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Fentanyl Vaccine That Keeps the Drug Out of the Brain Is Set for Human Trials
ISLAMABAD, July 13 — A vaccine candidate designed to block fentanyl from reaching the brain has completed preclinical studies in animals, with…
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Only 43 Antibiotics in Development as WHO Warns the Pipeline Falls Short
SINGAPORE, July 11 — For communities across Asia, the medicines that treat common infections are something many families take for granted. But…
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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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Ukraine War Shook Global Food and Energy Markets in 2022 and 2023
LONDON, July 11 — The shift is unmistakable. Two years after the Black Sea Grain Initiative ended, the aftershocks of Russia’s invasion…
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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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Choline Deficiency Linked to Anxiety and Brain Chemistry
ISLAMABAD, July 10 — A new look at brain imaging data suggests that people with anxiety disorders may have measurably lower levels…
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Adaptive Immune System Uses B and T Cells for Targeted Immunity
MANILA, July 10 — For communities across Asia, the idea that our bodies can “remember” a germ we fought off years ago…
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Lilly’s Donanemab Trial Puts Pressure on Eisai and Biogen’s Leqembi in Alzheimer’s Race
TOKYO, July 10 — The race to treat Alzheimer’s disease has become one of the most competitive and scientifically intriguing battles in…
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Alzheimer’s Research: From Auguste Deter in 1906 to the Amyloid Hypothesis and Its Doubters
ROME, July 10 — Against the backdrop of a century of medical discovery, the story of Alzheimer’s disease is one of slow,…
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UCSF team reprograms T cells inside the body to clear cancer in mice
ISLAMABAD, July 10 — For patients and families facing blood cancers, the word “remission” carries a weight that is both fragile and…
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