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Decades of mRNA Research Led to Fastest Vaccines by 2020
ROME, July 10 — The story of messenger RNA vaccines begins not in a pandemic, but in a laboratory mouse. In 1990,…
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Immunotherapy Side Effects Affect More Than 60% of Patients, MD Anderson Says
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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FDA Immunotherapy Approvals Reach 156 Since 2011, Cancer Research Institute Reports
WASHINGTON, July 10 — The first checkpoint inhibitor landed in March 2011, a drug called ipilimumab, approved for melanoma. Since then, the…
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Vaccination’s Journey: From Ancient Variolation to Modern Immunization
ROME, July 10 — The record of vaccination begins with a single act in 1796, when English physician Edward Jenner used material…
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Nobel Laureate Dr. James Allison’s CTLA-4 discovery launched immunotherapy
HOUSTON, July 10 — The man who taught the immune system to fight cancer has spent the better part of three decades…
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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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Global Water Crisis Leaves Billions Without Safe Drinking Water, WHO and UNICEF Say
ISLAMABAD, July 9 — The numbers are stark, and they come from some of the most trusted global institutions. The United Nations…
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NACOC Educates Ho Inmates on Drug Dangers for World Day
HO, Ghana — A document filed by the Ghanaian Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) details a prison outreach event held on June 26,…
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New Study Targets GATA6 to Prevent Colorectal Cancer Spread
NEW YORK, July 8 — A study published June 22 in the journal *Cell Stem Cell* has identified a molecular mechanism that…
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Researchers uncover how colorectal cancer cells spread to other organs
NEW YORK, July 8 — A newly published study from researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has…
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Eric Topol’s four-decade journey reshaping medicine with digital innovation
LA JOLLA — Eric Topol has spent the better part of four decades pulling medicine into the digital age, and he has…
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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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Gold Standard Era: How 1900-1971 Backed Currencies Shaped Global Finance
WASHINGTON, July 8 — On the streets of the capital this afternoon, the gold standard is a ghost that still haunts the…
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Sea Squirt Compound Shows Promise Against Melanoma Cells
NEW YORK, July 8 — 1%. That figure that matters: melanoma accounts for about 1% of all skin cancers, yet it causes…
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Sea Squirt from Antarctic Depths Holds Promise for Melanoma Treatment
ANTARCTICA, July 8 — A marine organism discovered during a scientific expedition to Antarctica is now being studied as a potential new…
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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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Senolytics: Clearing Senescent Cells to Combat Age-Related Disease
ROCHESTER, Minnesota, July 8 — For a field that began with a single question about aging cells, senolytic research has come a…
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Metformin and Rapamycin: Two Anti-Aging Drug Candidates With Very Different Evidence
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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Alois Alzheimer Identified Disease But Colleague Named It
BERLIN, July 8 — On the surface, the story of Alois Alzheimer is a straightforward tale of medical discovery. A German psychiatrist…
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Alzheimer’s in America: 6.9 million patients and $360 billion in care costs in 2024
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The numbers arrive with the cold weight of an epidemic that refuses to recede. By 2024, an estimated…
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Immunization Prevents 3.5 Million to 5 Million Deaths a Year, WHO Says, but Coverage Gaps Persist
GENEVA, July 8 — The World Health Organization estimates that immunization prevents 2-3 million deaths every year from diseases including diphtheria, tetanus,…
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Lecanemab and Donanemab: Biology of Amyloid-Targeting Drugs
ISLAMABAD, July 8 — For decades, the sticky clumps of protein that build up in the brains of Alzheimer’s patients have been…
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Two Antibody Drugs Now Slow Early Alzheimer’s Decline, With Brain-Swelling Risks
WASHINGTON — For the millions of American families touched by Alzheimer’s disease, the past few years have brought something that once felt…
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Wakefield’s 1998 MMR Fraud Fueled Vaccine Hesitancy
LONDON — The scene outside the Wellcome Collection on Euston Road this morning was quiet, a stark contrast to the storm that…
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