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Experimental Immunotherapy Shows Promise for Pediatric Brain Cancer
A study in Nature Medicine reveals that experimental immunotherapy could offer new hope for children with aggressive brain and spinal cord tumors, whi...
iOrganBio Appoints Stem Cell Authority Lee L. Rubin, Ph.D. to Scientific Advisory Board
iOrganBio expands its Scientific Advisory Board with Lee L. Rubin, Ph.D., a leading stem cell biologist and Harvard professor, to advance its CellForg...
Dietary Fat Balance Could Influence Immune System Function, Study Finds
A new study indicates that the ratio of polyunsaturated to monounsaturated fats in the diet may affect immune cell membrane composition and vulnerabil...
Quantum BioPharma Reaches Midpoint Enrollment in MS Imaging Study with Promising Early Results
Quantum BioPharma announced that its pilot imaging study for multiple sclerosis has reached halfway enrollment and shown encouraging preliminary data,...
Gut Microbiome Emerges as Key Player in Biliary Atresia, Review Finds
A new review in the World Journal of Pediatric Surgery reveals that gut microbiome imbalances in infants with biliary atresia are linked to worse outc...
Regentis Biomaterials Receives Japan Patent Allowance for GelrinC Manufacturing Technology
Regentis Biomaterials announced a Japan patent allowance for its proprietary solvent-free manufacturing process for GelrinC, a regenerative treatment ...
Gut Microbial Metabolites Linked to Improved Immunotherapy Response in Cancer Patients
A recent study identifies metabolites produced by gut bacteria that enhance cancer immunotherapy efficacy, offering a potential biomarker and therapeu...
NanoViricides Receives Ethics Approval for Phase II Ebola Trial in DRC
NanoViricides has received National Ethics Committee approval in the DRC for a Phase II trial of its oral NV-387 gummies against the Bundibugyo ebolav...
Thyroid Hormone Shows Promise in Preventing Pediatric Brain Tumor Recurrence
Research indicates that adding the thyroid hormone triiodothyronine (T3) to standard chemotherapy could prevent recurrence of pediatric brain tumors, ...
Gum Disease Bacteria Linked to Hardening of Heart Valves, Study Finds
Preliminary research presented at the American Heart Association's Basic Cardiovascular Sciences Scientific Sessions 2026 shows that bacteria from gum...
Understanding Treatment Resistance in Cancer: Mechanisms and Emerging Solutions
This article explores the biological mechanisms behind treatment resistance in cancer and highlights efforts by companies like Calidi Biotherapeutics ...
Alcohol and Smoking Linked to Both Breast Cancer and Irregular Heartbeat in Older Women Worldwide
A new global analysis finds that alcohol use and smoking are shared risk factors for breast cancer and atrial fibrillation in women over 55, with simi...
Bradley A. Maron Named New Editor-in-Chief of Circulation Journal, Signaling Shift Toward Precision Medicine and Pulmonary Vascular Research
Bradley A. Maron, a leading expert in pulmonary hypertension and precision medicine, has been appointed editor-in-chief of Circulation, the American H...
New Clinical Pathway Aims to Accelerate Biliary Atresia Diagnosis in Infants
A streamlined diagnostic pathway combining bilirubin testing and feeding ultrasound could help clinicians identify biliary atresia earlier, improving ...
Neutrophil extracellular traps emerge as key drivers of reperfusion injury across multiple organs
A new review consolidates evidence that neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs) play a central role in ischemia-reperfusion injury, highlighting their p...
Ace Therapeutics Launches Comprehensive Preclinical Analgesic Drug Development Services
Ace Therapeutics announces a full-spectrum pain research platform with diverse in vivo pain models and end-to-end preclinical services to accelerate a...
Amerigo Scientific Launches High-Purity iPSC-Derived Cells for Biomedical Research and Cell Therapy
Amerigo Scientific has released high-quality iPSC-derived cells and engineered reporter lines, providing robust tools for disease modeling, drug scree...
American Heart Association Funds $3.4 Million in Cardiac Arrest Research Grants
The American Heart Association awards $3.4 million to two research teams to improve cardiac arrest prediction, treatment, and survivor recovery throug...
Immune Biomarkers May Predict Bladder Cancer Therapy Response
Northwestern Medicine researchers identified immune system markers that could predict which bladder cancer patients respond to BCG therapy, with impli...
Study Links TBI to Higher Mortality Risk Due to Brain Cancer
A Mass General Brigham study found that traumatic brain injury (TBI) increases the risk of death from brain cancer, highlighting the need for long-ter...
American Heart Association Launches First-Ever Heart Transplant Research Network to Address Innovation and Equity Gaps
The American Heart Association announces a multi-institutional research network aimed at transforming heart transplant care through a unified data inf...
Graphene Quantum Dots Show Promise in Targeting Parkinson's-Related Protein Clumping
Graphene quantum dots engineered to interfere with the aggregation of misfolded proteins linked to Parkinson's disease and multiple system atrophy off...
Vitamin D Supplementation Enhances Chemotherapy Efficacy in Breast Cancer, Brazilian Trial Shows
A clinical trial in Brazil found that daily vitamin D supplements improved outcomes for women with breast cancer undergoing standard chemotherapy, hig...
Lexaria Extends Material Transfer Agreement with Pharmaceutical Company for GLP-1 Drug Delivery Evaluation
Lexaria Bioscience Corp. announced the extension of its Material Transfer Agreement with an unnamed pharmaceutical company through December 2026, enab...
American Heart Association Mourns Dr. Eugene Braunwald, Father of Modern Cardiology
The American Heart Association pays tribute to Dr. Eugene Braunwald, whose seven-decade career reshaped cardiovascular medicine and whose legacy conti...
American Heart Association Funds $15 Million Research Network to Advance Early Detection of Heart Valve Disease
The American Heart Association has awarded $15 million to three research centers to study early detection and prevention of heart valve disease, a con...
Scientific American Article Bolsters Case for CardioDialysis in Treating Neuroinflammatory Diseases
A Scientific American article highlighting a Trinity College Dublin study on blood-brain barrier disruption in CTE underscores the potential of Sigyn ...
US~Observer Investigates Alleged Spoofing Involving Quantum BioPharma, CIBC Compliance Officer
An investigative report examines allegations of market manipulation through spoofing that may have depressed Quantum BioPharma's stock, with a $700M l...
Combination Therapy Shows Promise for Deadly Brain Tumors
Researchers at Keck Medicine, USC found that combining immunotherapy with laser heat therapy significantly extends survival for patients with deadly b...
Neuroprotective Drug Loberamisal Improves Stroke Recovery in Phase III Trial
A phase III clinical trial in China found that stroke patients treated with loberamisal within 48 hours had significantly better functional outcomes a...
Infusion of Clot-Busting Medication After Clot Removal May Improve Stroke Recovery
Adding alteplase directly into the brain artery after mechanical clot removal significantly improves functional recovery in patients with large-artery...
American Stroke Association Honors 11 Scientists for Stroke and Brain Health Research at 2026 International Stroke Conference
The American Stroke Association recognized 11 scientists with top awards for their contributions to stroke and brain health research at the Internatio...
New Risk Assessment Tool May Help Predict Dementia After A Stroke
A new risk calculator accurately estimates the likelihood of adults developing dementia within ten years after a stroke, potentially aiding clinical t...
Multiple Antiplatelet Drugs Linked to Higher Death Risk After Brain Bleed
A study of over 400,000 patients found that those on multiple or stronger antiplatelet medications before an intracranial hemorrhage had higher in-hos...
Electromagnetic Therapy Shows Promise in Reducing Disability After Stroke
A preliminary analysis of two clinical trials indicates that electromagnetic network-targeted field therapy combined with physical therapy significant...
Creative Biolabs Expands Yeast Two-Hybrid Platforms to Uncover Complex Protein Interactions
Creative Biolabs enhances its two-hybrid platforms, including yeast, mammalian, bacterial, and reverse systems, to help researchers study protein inte...
Sino Biological Expands Nipah Virus Research Reagents Amid Global Health Concerns
Sino Biological accelerates development of Nipah virus research tools to aid vaccine and diagnostic development following recent outbreaks in India.
MSU Research Suggests Suppressing Postoperative Pain Could Delay Healing
New research from Michigan State University indicates that the common practice of using anti-inflammatory medications after surgery may actually hinde...
AAA Biotech Launches Next-Generation ELISA and Assay Kits to Enhance Biomarker Detection
AAA Biotech introduces next-generation ELISA and assay kits designed for reliable, accurate, and reproducible biomarker detection, supporting diverse ...
Radionuclide Drug Conjugates Poised to Transform Precision Oncology Through Integrated Diagnosis and Therapy
A new review highlights 15 years of progress in radionuclide drug conjugates (RDCs), which combine diagnosis and therapy into a single platform, offer...
Chronic Inflammation Identified as Key Driver of Long Covid, Opening New Treatment Avenues
A new study reveals chronic inflammation as a primary cause of long Covid, affecting 15 million Americans, and suggests new treatment pathways for the...
Uterine Fibroids Linked to More Than 80% Higher Heart Disease Risk in 10-Year Study
A large study of over 2.7 million U.S. women found that those diagnosed with uterine fibroids had an 81% higher long-term risk of cardiovascular disea...
McGill Medical Students Excel and Scholarship Program Expands at 2025 AOS Meeting
McGill University medical students won top honors at the 2025 American Osler Society meeting, and the Bernadett Family International Medical Student S...
FGD3 Protein Identified as Biomarker for Breast Cancer Treatment Response
Researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign discovered that the FGD3 protein can predict which breast cancer patients will benefit from...