Judge Extends Temporary Block to Huge Cuts in National Institutes of Health Research FundingA federal judge has temporarily blocked cuts to medical research funding that jeopardize vital studies and patient care.
Judge Extends Block on N.I.H. Medical Research CutsA federal judge has temporarily blocked NIH funding cuts to medical research institutions.
Huge cuts in National Institutes of Health research funding go before a federal judge in BostonThe Trump administration's cuts to NIH funding were temporarily blocked by a Massachusetts judge in response to lawsuits from 22 states and various organizations.
Trump's Limits on NIH Grants Could Bring Lifesaving Medical Research to a HaltLimiting indirect costs in NIH research grants risks halting significant medical research, potentially affecting treatments for major diseases.
Trump administration to cut billions in medical research fundingThe Trump administration's funding cuts to medical research could severely impact future health innovations.
Health Programs Shutter Around the World After Trump Pauses Foreign AidHealth initiatives worldwide have significantly stalled due to a 90-day pause on foreign aid by the Trump administration.
Judge Extends Temporary Block to Huge Cuts in National Institutes of Health Research FundingA federal judge has temporarily blocked cuts to medical research funding that jeopardize vital studies and patient care.
Judge Extends Block on N.I.H. Medical Research CutsA federal judge has temporarily blocked NIH funding cuts to medical research institutions.
Huge cuts in National Institutes of Health research funding go before a federal judge in BostonThe Trump administration's cuts to NIH funding were temporarily blocked by a Massachusetts judge in response to lawsuits from 22 states and various organizations.
Trump's Limits on NIH Grants Could Bring Lifesaving Medical Research to a HaltLimiting indirect costs in NIH research grants risks halting significant medical research, potentially affecting treatments for major diseases.
Trump administration to cut billions in medical research fundingThe Trump administration's funding cuts to medical research could severely impact future health innovations.
Health Programs Shutter Around the World After Trump Pauses Foreign AidHealth initiatives worldwide have significantly stalled due to a 90-day pause on foreign aid by the Trump administration.
NIH faces pivotal hearing amid layoffs, grant freezeNIH's move to cut $4 billion in indirect research costs could have devastating impacts on university research projects and medical advancements.
NIH cuts put medical research at risk, scientists say, raising concerns at UC and elsewhereNIH funding cuts threaten America's leadership in medical research and endanger ongoing research projects at leading universities.
NIH faces pivotal hearing amid layoffs, grant freezeNIH's move to cut $4 billion in indirect research costs could have devastating impacts on university research projects and medical advancements.
NIH cuts put medical research at risk, scientists say, raising concerns at UC and elsewhereNIH funding cuts threaten America's leadership in medical research and endanger ongoing research projects at leading universities.
1.6M clinical research records exposed in data leakageA non-password-protected database revealed sensitive medical and personal data from DM Clinical Research.
Exclusive: These universities have the most retracted scientific articlesChina's crackdown on medical publication fraud has revealed alarming rates of misconduct among researchers, especially in hospitals.
Giant study finds untrustworthy trials pollute gold-standard medical reviewsFake or flawed research is increasingly affecting medical systematic reviews, prompting a need for rigorous integrity checks.
Exclusive: These universities have the most retracted scientific articlesChina's crackdown on medical publication fraud has revealed alarming rates of misconduct among researchers, especially in hospitals.
Giant study finds untrustworthy trials pollute gold-standard medical reviewsFake or flawed research is increasingly affecting medical systematic reviews, prompting a need for rigorous integrity checks.
A New Study Shows How Effective A Simple Treatments Can Be For Mild Peanut AllergiesOral immunotherapy offers hope for children with mild peanut allergies by allowing gradual exposure to peanut butter under medical supervision.
New study finds affordable cure for some peanut allergies, offering hope to thousandsA new study offers a potential cure for some children with peanut allergies, enabling them to tolerate peanut products under controlled conditions.
A New Study Shows How Effective A Simple Treatments Can Be For Mild Peanut AllergiesOral immunotherapy offers hope for children with mild peanut allergies by allowing gradual exposure to peanut butter under medical supervision.
New study finds affordable cure for some peanut allergies, offering hope to thousandsA new study offers a potential cure for some children with peanut allergies, enabling them to tolerate peanut products under controlled conditions.
Weese-Mayer Honored with 2025 Stern Award - News CenterDebra E. Weese-Mayer, MD, receives the 2025 Paula H. Stern Award for her pioneering work in pediatric autonomic medicine.
Pinpointing neurons that hinder cancer treatmentNew technique identifies pancreatic cancer's reliance on neuronal signaling for growth.
My doctors say I'm a walking miracle'Alison Tatum, diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, is now cancer-free after treatment, demonstrating the impact of advancements in medical research.
Scientists Record Breakthrough in Treating Cancer With a VirusOncolytic virus therapy shows promise for treating cancer by enhancing the immune system's response to tumors.
Letters: Cutting NIH funding could kill medical researchNIH funding cuts threaten the future of biomedical research and essential studies on cancer treatment.
Pinpointing neurons that hinder cancer treatmentNew technique identifies pancreatic cancer's reliance on neuronal signaling for growth.
My doctors say I'm a walking miracle'Alison Tatum, diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, is now cancer-free after treatment, demonstrating the impact of advancements in medical research.
Scientists Record Breakthrough in Treating Cancer With a VirusOncolytic virus therapy shows promise for treating cancer by enhancing the immune system's response to tumors.
Letters: Cutting NIH funding could kill medical researchNIH funding cuts threaten the future of biomedical research and essential studies on cancer treatment.
Promising treatment for recurrent respiratory papillomatosisPRGN-2012 shows promise as a gene therapy for recurrent respiratory papillomatosis, potentially reducing the need for multiple surgeries.
Cheap blood test detects pancreatic cancer before it spreadsA new blood test can detect pancreatic cancer early, facilitating routine screening and potentially improving survival rates.
Chronic Pain: Five Things We Know About Causes, Treatments and DiagnosesChronic pain is increasingly recognized as a significant condition requiring dedicated research and understanding, much like other well-funded diseases.
The Vagus Nerve's Mysterious Role in Mental Health UntangledThe vagus nerve is vital for health, influencing heart rate, immune response, and digestion, but many claims about its therapeutic applications lack scientific backing.
Cheap blood test detects pancreatic cancer before it spreadsA new blood test can detect pancreatic cancer early, facilitating routine screening and potentially improving survival rates.
Chronic Pain: Five Things We Know About Causes, Treatments and DiagnosesChronic pain is increasingly recognized as a significant condition requiring dedicated research and understanding, much like other well-funded diseases.
The Vagus Nerve's Mysterious Role in Mental Health UntangledThe vagus nerve is vital for health, influencing heart rate, immune response, and digestion, but many claims about its therapeutic applications lack scientific backing.
A cure for HIV: 'One of the hardest goals in science' DW 01/29/2025HIV remains a significant global health challenge, with no definitive cure, despite effective suppression through antiretroviral medications.
Improving HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention through statistical expertiseCBAR has made significant contributions to transforming HIV into a manageable chronic condition, impacting global health positively.
Health Programs Shutter Around the World After Trump Pauses Foreign AidThe Trump administration's pause on foreign aid has led to widespread shutdowns of vital health initiatives globally.
Why the last cases of sleeping sickness will be the hardest to eliminateWilfried Mutombo Kalonji dedicated his life to treating sleeping sickness in the DRC while seeking safer, effective treatments that could save lives.
Addressing the Growing Need for Implementation Science - News CenterImplementation science is crucial for translating medical research into effective community health solutions.
Four monkeys still free weeks after escaping South Carolina facilityThe escape of 43 monkeys from a breeding facility emphasizes the importance of secure containment measures.
A cure for HIV: 'One of the hardest goals in science' DW 01/29/2025HIV remains a significant global health challenge, with no definitive cure, despite effective suppression through antiretroviral medications.
Improving HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention through statistical expertiseCBAR has made significant contributions to transforming HIV into a manageable chronic condition, impacting global health positively.
Health Programs Shutter Around the World After Trump Pauses Foreign AidThe Trump administration's pause on foreign aid has led to widespread shutdowns of vital health initiatives globally.
Why the last cases of sleeping sickness will be the hardest to eliminateWilfried Mutombo Kalonji dedicated his life to treating sleeping sickness in the DRC while seeking safer, effective treatments that could save lives.
Addressing the Growing Need for Implementation Science - News CenterImplementation science is crucial for translating medical research into effective community health solutions.
Four monkeys still free weeks after escaping South Carolina facilityThe escape of 43 monkeys from a breeding facility emphasizes the importance of secure containment measures.
Daily briefing: How did childhood evolve?AI has achieved a new milestone by outperforming gold medalists in mathematical problem-solving competitions.New competitive weight-loss drugs are being developed to offer more effective and convenient alternatives.
The Health Risks and Benefits of Weight-Loss DrugsGLP-1 receptor agonists not only aid in weight loss but also influence various health conditions positively and negatively.
Woman Annoyed When She Gets on Wegovy and It Does NothingGLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy may not work for everyone, with up to 20% of patients experiencing no weight loss.
Daily briefing: How did childhood evolve?AI has achieved a new milestone by outperforming gold medalists in mathematical problem-solving competitions.New competitive weight-loss drugs are being developed to offer more effective and convenient alternatives.
The Health Risks and Benefits of Weight-Loss DrugsGLP-1 receptor agonists not only aid in weight loss but also influence various health conditions positively and negatively.
Woman Annoyed When She Gets on Wegovy and It Does NothingGLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy may not work for everyone, with up to 20% of patients experiencing no weight loss.
California joins legal fight to stop NIH cuts that could be a blow to UC, CSU other universitiesCalifornia and 21 states are suing to reverse NIH funding cuts vital for medical research.Cuts threaten university research programs and are seen as a violation of federal law.
NIH chops support for some medical research costsNIH caps indirect cost reimbursements at 15%, impacting medical research funding.
California joins 21 other states to fight NIH cuts that threaten millions of UC, CSU fundingA federal judge temporarily blocked cuts to NIH funding that could have severely impacted medical research funding at major institutions like UC.
California joins legal fight to stop NIH cuts that could be a blow to UC, CSU other universitiesCalifornia and 21 states are suing to reverse NIH funding cuts vital for medical research.Cuts threaten university research programs and are seen as a violation of federal law.
NIH chops support for some medical research costsNIH caps indirect cost reimbursements at 15%, impacting medical research funding.
California joins 21 other states to fight NIH cuts that threaten millions of UC, CSU fundingA federal judge temporarily blocked cuts to NIH funding that could have severely impacted medical research funding at major institutions like UC.
Bay Area researchers brace for Pres. Trump's $4 billion cut to medical fundingThe Bay Area faces significant challenges as NIH implements funding cuts affecting indirect costs, risking vital medical research and university operations.
Deep Cuts to Medical Research Funds Could Hobble University BudgetsN.I.H. caps indirect funding for medical research at 15%, posing challenges for universities reliant on a larger budget.
NIH announces new funding policy that rattles medical researchersNIH limits indirect funding for research grants to 15%, impacting institutions relying on higher rates for essential overhead.
Higher ed leaders warn of dire consequences after NIH cutNIH's funding cuts for indirect costs are a severe blow to U.S. biomedical research funding.Universities may face significant financial challenges due to lower indirect cost reimbursements.
Opinion: The heart of scientific progress beats for all of usInvestment in medical research has dramatically improved heart disease treatment since the 1940s and 1950s, enhancing the lives of many.
Deep Cuts to Medical Research Funds Could Hobble University BudgetsN.I.H. caps indirect funding for medical research at 15%, posing challenges for universities reliant on a larger budget.
NIH announces new funding policy that rattles medical researchersNIH limits indirect funding for research grants to 15%, impacting institutions relying on higher rates for essential overhead.
Higher ed leaders warn of dire consequences after NIH cutNIH's funding cuts for indirect costs are a severe blow to U.S. biomedical research funding.Universities may face significant financial challenges due to lower indirect cost reimbursements.
Opinion: The heart of scientific progress beats for all of usInvestment in medical research has dramatically improved heart disease treatment since the 1940s and 1950s, enhancing the lives of many.
Immune cells found that safeguard memory formation, brain health - Harvard GazetteDiscovery of specialized regulatory T cells in the brain that protect against inflammation and aid nerve cell regeneration may lead to treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.
A spine-zapping implant helped 3 people with a muscle-wasting disease walk betterSpinal cord stimulation shows potential to improve muscle function in spinal muscle atrophy patients.
Immune cells found that safeguard memory formation, brain health - Harvard GazetteDiscovery of specialized regulatory T cells in the brain that protect against inflammation and aid nerve cell regeneration may lead to treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.
A spine-zapping implant helped 3 people with a muscle-wasting disease walk betterSpinal cord stimulation shows potential to improve muscle function in spinal muscle atrophy patients.
Clinical Trials Underway for Dozens of New Stem Cell TreatmentsStem cell treatments are emerging as potential therapies for a variety of conditions, especially neurological disorders.
Relative of Ozempic Failed to Treat Parkinson's Disease in TrialRecent study shows GLP-1 drugs aren't effective for treating or slowing progression of Parkinson's disease.
Spinal stimulation restored muscles wasted by rare genetic disorderDaily electrical stimulation can improve strength and mobility in spinal muscular atrophy patients.Spinal stimulation may complement existing drug therapies for SMA.
Clinical Trials Underway for Dozens of New Stem Cell TreatmentsStem cell treatments are emerging as potential therapies for a variety of conditions, especially neurological disorders.
Relative of Ozempic Failed to Treat Parkinson's Disease in TrialRecent study shows GLP-1 drugs aren't effective for treating or slowing progression of Parkinson's disease.
Spinal stimulation restored muscles wasted by rare genetic disorderDaily electrical stimulation can improve strength and mobility in spinal muscular atrophy patients.Spinal stimulation may complement existing drug therapies for SMA.
Drug Reverses Groin Hernias in Male Mice Without Surgery, Shows Promise in Humans - News CenterNovel medication-based approach may reverse inguinal hernias without surgery, indicating potential for non-invasive treatments in high-risk patients.
Combination Therapy Improves Outcomes for Rare Blood Disorder - News CenterCombination treatment of danicopan with C5 inhibitors shows promise in improving anemia in PNH patients resistant to previous therapies.
Parkinson's charity sale presents cubed art by Rana Begum and George ShawCure3 is a charity art exhibition aimed at benefiting Parkinson's medical research.
Would You Get Sick in the Name of Science?Human challenge trials can significantly advance vaccine development but raise ethical concerns about volunteer safety.
A scientist experimented on herself to treat her cancer. It worked.Beata Halassy's self-experimentation with virus-based cancer treatment led to tumor shrinkage and a four-year remission.
The Long Quest for Artificial BloodThe replication of a valuable substance, critical for health, remains an ongoing and complicated challenge in research.
Would You Get Sick in the Name of Science?Human challenge trials can significantly advance vaccine development but raise ethical concerns about volunteer safety.
A scientist experimented on herself to treat her cancer. It worked.Beata Halassy's self-experimentation with virus-based cancer treatment led to tumor shrinkage and a four-year remission.
The Long Quest for Artificial BloodThe replication of a valuable substance, critical for health, remains an ongoing and complicated challenge in research.
Will AI help doctors decide whether you live or die?Generative AI tools outperform doctors in diagnosing patients, showing a significant leap in diagnostic accuracy and effectiveness.
Opinion | How Doctors Can Best Integrate A.I. Into Medical CareAI may outperform doctors in diagnostics, challenging initial assumptions about its integration in healthcare.
Opinion | The Long Shadow of Fraud in Alzheimer's ResearchAlzheimer's research faces significant challenges, including a lack of effective treatments and issues with researcher integrity.
Will AI help doctors decide whether you live or die?Generative AI tools outperform doctors in diagnosing patients, showing a significant leap in diagnostic accuracy and effectiveness.
Opinion | How Doctors Can Best Integrate A.I. Into Medical CareAI may outperform doctors in diagnostics, challenging initial assumptions about its integration in healthcare.
Opinion | The Long Shadow of Fraud in Alzheimer's ResearchAlzheimer's research faces significant challenges, including a lack of effective treatments and issues with researcher integrity.
Scientists trial patch to mend failing heartsLab-grown heart muscle patches may provide new treatment for advanced heart failure.Early results indicate safety and potential for heart repair using these muscle patches.
Stem cells used to partially repair damaged heartsInduced stem cells hold potential for revolutionary therapies, especially in heart repair.Recent primate tests show promise for the use of stem cell-derived muscle in heart recovery.
Scientists working on Alzheimer's cure turn to unlikeliest of sourcesMenstrual blood offers a promising new source of stem cells for Alzheimer's research.
Stem cells head to the clinic: treatments for cancer, diabetes and Parkinson's disease could soon be herePatient participation in clinical trials enhances understanding and treatment of debilitating diseases, exemplified by Andrew Cassy's involvement after his Parkinson's diagnosis.
Scientists trial patch to mend failing heartsLab-grown heart muscle patches may provide new treatment for advanced heart failure.Early results indicate safety and potential for heart repair using these muscle patches.
Stem cells used to partially repair damaged heartsInduced stem cells hold potential for revolutionary therapies, especially in heart repair.Recent primate tests show promise for the use of stem cell-derived muscle in heart recovery.
Scientists working on Alzheimer's cure turn to unlikeliest of sourcesMenstrual blood offers a promising new source of stem cells for Alzheimer's research.
Stem cells head to the clinic: treatments for cancer, diabetes and Parkinson's disease could soon be herePatient participation in clinical trials enhances understanding and treatment of debilitating diseases, exemplified by Andrew Cassy's involvement after his Parkinson's diagnosis.
Groundbreaking': scientists develop patch that can repair damaged heartsResearchers have developed implantable patches to treat heart failure using laboratory-grown heart muscle, offering new hope for patients.The patches made from reprogrammed blood cells are a breakthrough in biological transplants for heart conditions.
Feds cancel research meetings, raising fears about jobs, hundreds of millions to OregonThe cancellation of NIH panels threatens funding for crucial medical research and health initiatives.
The Future of CannabisThe cannabis industry is experiencing rapid growth and gaining recognition for its medical and wellness benefits, thanks to pioneering figures like Dr. Mechoulam and Nancy Whiteman.
An army of viruses against superbugs: Science revives phages to combat antibiotic resistancePhage therapy is emerging as a viable treatment against antibiotic-resistant bacteria due to increasing resistance and the need for alternative therapies.
More breast cancer cases found when AI used in screenings, study findsArtificial intelligence enhances breast cancer detection rates in real-world screening environments, reducing radiologist workload and maintaining patient safety.
Daily briefing: AI-designed proteins offer lifeline for treating snake bitesAI can design proteins that effectively neutralize snake venom, showcasing a breakthrough in medical science.
More breast cancer cases found when AI used in screenings, study findsArtificial intelligence enhances breast cancer detection rates in real-world screening environments, reducing radiologist workload and maintaining patient safety.
Daily briefing: AI-designed proteins offer lifeline for treating snake bitesAI can design proteins that effectively neutralize snake venom, showcasing a breakthrough in medical science.
Experts Argue It's Time for Obesity to Be Defined Beyond BMIBMI is an imperfect tool indicating obesity and should be replaced or supplemented with better metrics.Obesity can be categorized into clinical and preclinical to improve diagnosis and treatment.A new framework for obesity diagnosis offers a more objective and globally applicable method.
What's Changing in 2025 with Cannabis: A Look at Federal Legalization EffortsThe reclassification of cannabis to Schedule III marks a significant move towards federal legalization and enhanced opportunities for research and financial services.
The DEA's Biased Approach to Cannabis: A Danger to Progress | stupidDOPEThe DEA continues to deny cannabis' medicinal benefits despite extensive scientific evidence, reflecting outdated drug policy biases.
DNA Typewriters' Can Record a Cell's HistoryEngineered cells can create genetic records, allowing scientists to track their development and changes over time.
Instead of fertility, this femtech wearable zeroes in on perimenopauseIdentifyHer's Peri wearable targets perimenopause symptoms, providing valuable insights and data for users.Focus on creating actionable insights rather than just tracking traditional health metrics.
DNA Typewriters' Can Record a Cell's HistoryEngineered cells can create genetic records, allowing scientists to track their development and changes over time.
Instead of fertility, this femtech wearable zeroes in on perimenopauseIdentifyHer's Peri wearable targets perimenopause symptoms, providing valuable insights and data for users.Focus on creating actionable insights rather than just tracking traditional health metrics.
AI is trained to spot warning signs in blood testsAI is enhancing the early detection of ovarian cancer through advanced blood tests, crucial for improving survival rates.
Mamma Mia! Scientists create the world's thinnest SPAGHETTIScientists have created the world's thinnest spaghetti for medical research, not for consumption.
The World's Smallest Pasta Is Not Very TastyThe development of nanotini pasta could revolutionize wound dressing technology by utilizing starch nanofibers.
AI is trained to spot warning signs in blood testsAI is enhancing the early detection of ovarian cancer through advanced blood tests, crucial for improving survival rates.
Mamma Mia! Scientists create the world's thinnest SPAGHETTIScientists have created the world's thinnest spaghetti for medical research, not for consumption.
The World's Smallest Pasta Is Not Very TastyThe development of nanotini pasta could revolutionize wound dressing technology by utilizing starch nanofibers.
Daily briefing: Climate scientists determined to rise to the challenge of Trump 2.0Modern humans have superior running abilities compared to ancient relatives due to muscular adaptations for endurance running.Flawed research is compromising medical systematic reviews, necessitating new measures to enhance trustworthiness.The impending Trump presidency poses significant challenges for climate policy, impacting scientists and researchers.
Journal retracts study that promoted hydroxychloroquine as Covid treatmentA controversial study backing hydroxychloroquine as a Covid-19 treatment was retracted due to ethical concerns and methodological issues.
Long Covid: The search for answers inches forward - 48 hillsPreventing COVID-19 is currently the only way to avoid Long Covid, but scientific understanding of both conditions is evolving with ongoing research.
Journal retracts study that promoted hydroxychloroquine as Covid treatmentA controversial study backing hydroxychloroquine as a Covid-19 treatment was retracted due to ethical concerns and methodological issues.
Long Covid: The search for answers inches forward - 48 hillsPreventing COVID-19 is currently the only way to avoid Long Covid, but scientific understanding of both conditions is evolving with ongoing research.
Could AI help prevent diabetes-related sight loss?AI is influencing medical research, especially in diabetic eye care.Regular screenings for diabetic retinopathy can prevent vision loss.Patient support is essential for managing the emotional impact of diabetes.
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus receives grant to help restore vision to blind patientsResearchers at CU Anschutz Medical Campus are making significant progress towards a potential cure for blindness with innovative whole-eye transplantation techniques.
Accelerating Discoveries in Immunobiology Through Collaboration - News CenterThe Center for Human Immunobiology rapidly fosters collaboration to advance immunology research and develop treatments for immune-related diseases.
WashU Medicine receives $50 million giftA $50 million donation to WashU's neurosurgery department will enhance research and patient care, honoring past experiences and fostering future innovations.
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus receives grant to help restore vision to blind patientsResearchers at CU Anschutz Medical Campus are making significant progress towards a potential cure for blindness with innovative whole-eye transplantation techniques.
Accelerating Discoveries in Immunobiology Through Collaboration - News CenterThe Center for Human Immunobiology rapidly fosters collaboration to advance immunology research and develop treatments for immune-related diseases.
WashU Medicine receives $50 million giftA $50 million donation to WashU's neurosurgery department will enhance research and patient care, honoring past experiences and fostering future innovations.
The Plight of the Palestinian ScientistThe ongoing conflict severely impacts scientific and medical careers in the Palestinian territories, affecting education and research.
Does Parkinson's start in the gut? - Harvard GazetteResearchers are examining the gut's role in Parkinson's disease, potentially revolutionizing treatment and early detection.
Alzheimer's timeline shows changes start as trickle, become torrentAlzheimer's disease has two distinct phases, indicating a slow onset followed by rapid deterioration, with vulnerable neurons identified for potential early treatment.
Why do gliomas tend to recur in the brain? - Harvard GazetteUnderstanding the interaction between glioma tumors and neurons may lead to new treatment strategies and insights into the tumor's formation and spread.
Alzheimer's timeline shows changes start as trickle, become torrentAlzheimer's disease has two distinct phases, indicating a slow onset followed by rapid deterioration, with vulnerable neurons identified for potential early treatment.
Why do gliomas tend to recur in the brain? - Harvard GazetteUnderstanding the interaction between glioma tumors and neurons may lead to new treatment strategies and insights into the tumor's formation and spread.
Decreasing Fatigue in Patients with Advanced Breast Cancer - News CenterACT effectively reduces fatigue and enhances quality of life for metastatic breast cancer patients after six months post-treatment.
Newly discovered mechanism in the cell's energy factory can lead to new treatment of muscle disordersA newly discovered mechanism in muscle cells enhances energy production activated by exercise, showing promise for treating various muscle disorders.
New Rule Allows HIV-Positive Organ TransplantsPeople with HIV can now receive organ transplants from HIV-positive donors, increasing the available organ supply and improving patient outcomes.
Hear this! Transforming health care with speech-to-text technologyEnunciation is critical for the accuracy of speech-to-text software in medical environments.
Atlas of cells transforms understanding of human bodyThe Human Cell Atlas project is revolutionizing our knowledge of human biology by identifying thousands of cell types and their role in disease.
Why Hypochondria Can Be Deadly, and How Newer Treatments HelpHealth anxiety can lead to serious misinterpretations of physical symptoms, affecting individuals' lives significantly.
Pancreatic Cancer Surge May Be Less Worrisome Than It SeemedThe alarming rise in pancreatic cancer cases among young people may stem from increased detection rather than an actual surge in mortality rates.
How 18th Century Racism Affects Your HealthcareRacially adjusted lung function tests contribute to health disparities, as they underestimate respiratory issues in Black patients.
The monkeys that science has experimented on for over a centuryRhesus macaques are crucial for medical research yet face ethical concerns due to their treatment and extensive roles in studies.
Only 8 monkeys remain free after more than a week outside a South Carolina compoundEight monkeys remain free after a breakout from a medical research facility in South Carolina, with ongoing efforts to recapture them.
The monkeys that science has experimented on for over a centuryRhesus macaques are crucial for medical research yet face ethical concerns due to their treatment and extensive roles in studies.
Only 8 monkeys remain free after more than a week outside a South Carolina compoundEight monkeys remain free after a breakout from a medical research facility in South Carolina, with ongoing efforts to recapture them.
More than half the medical research monkeys who escaped breeding facility have been caught because they stayed around to interact with friends insideMost of the escaped monkeys from a medical research facility in South Carolina have been recovered, and all are reported healthy.