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AI Paper Mills Flood Journals With Unverifiable Health Studies, Researchers Warn
Chinese software generates publishable papers in under two hours using public data, but withholds code needed for verification, overwhelming peer review.
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Weight-Loss Drugs Linked to Less Drinking in Study of 14,000 WeightWatchers Members
WASHINGTON, October 15 — A national survey published in JAMA Psychiatry reveals that nearly half of adults using GLP-1 receptor agonists like…
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UF Launches G-CARE to Monitor Senior Health Remotely
GAINESVILLE, September 15 — The University of Florida has unveiled a federally funded project to turn the ordinary smartphone into a remote…
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How Stereotypes Led to Decades of Missed Autism Diagnoses in Girls and Women
WASHINGTON D.C., August 2 — A significant recalibration in the understanding and diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in women is underway,…
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Multi-cancer blood tests show early promise, but doctors want proof they work
ROME, July 16 — The shift is happening in plain sight. Cancer detection is moving from single-organ biopsies to a single blood…
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James Allison’s CTLA-4 Discovery Pioneered Cancer Checkpoint Therapy
HOUSTON, July 14 — The technical reality of cancer immunotherapy is that the body’s own T cells often have the means to…
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The Hallmarks of Aging: What Drives Cellular Decline, Now 12 in Number
WASHINGTON, July 14 — A scientific framework first laid out in 2013 has become the dominant map for researchers trying to understand…
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Dr. Colin Haile leads UH fight against fentanyl with vaccine
HOUSTON, July 13 — A vaccine candidate designed to neutralise fentanyl and its illicit chemical cousins has cleared an early scientific hurdle,…
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Queen Mary team’s brush swab detects oral cancer in under an hour
LONDON, July 8 — Against the backdrop of a global struggle to catch cancer early, researchers at Queen Mary University of London…
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US Cancer Survival Rose From 49% to 69% Since 1975, but Gains Are Uneven
NEW YORK, July 5 — For families facing a cancer diagnosis, the language of treatment can feel like a foreign country. Words…
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NYU Study Finds Lung Tumors Can Trigger Cancer Wasting Through the Vagus Nerve
For the first time, researchers have mapped a direct biological chain from a specific lung tumor mutation to the nervous system, with…
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CAR-T Therapy Eradicates Brain Tumors in Preclinical Study
LONDON, July 1 — A new immunotherapy treatment tested on animals has completely eliminated tumours in the majority of cases, raising hopes…
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Modified Vitamin B12 Compound Shows Early Promise Against Glioblastoma
For decades, the blood-brain barrier has been the graveyard of hope for glioblastoma patients. A new study suggests a modified vitamin might…
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Less than 42 minutes of bright daylight a day linked to higher dementia risk
Nearly a million people in the UK are living with dementia. The condition kills more than 75,000 every year. There is no…
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Rectal Cancer Deaths Rising Faster Than Colon Cancer in Young Americans
Something is changing inside the bodies of people born after 1980. Doctors can see it in the data. Rectal cancer, a disease…
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Kindai University Study: Arginine Cut Alzheimer’s-Linked Amyloid in Mice and Flies
A cheap, widely available dietary supplement may have just given Alzheimer’s research a jolt. Japanese scientists report that arginine, a common amino…
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How the GLP-1 Hormone Works and Why It Became a Diabetes and Obesity Drug Target
A hormone first characterized in the 1980s has become the foundation of a major transformation in how physicians manage diabetes and obesity.…
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Northwestern and Brigham Scientists Identify Immune Defect in Lupus and a Possible Way to Reverse It
On July 10, 2024, a joint research team from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and Harvard Medical School released a study…
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Study Reveals Varied Effectiveness of Cloth Masks in Blocking Droplets
Researchers at Florida Atlantic University measured how far simulated cough droplets moved when different face coverings were used. The experiment, led by…
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Study Links Positive Covid-19 Antibody Test to Lower Risk of Reinfection
When the novel coronavirus began spreading worldwide in early 2020, health authorities wrestled with a pivotal question: would individuals who recovered from…
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