Three-year-old Oliver Chu, diagnosed with Hunter syndrome, traveled to the U.K. for an experimental stem-cell gene therapy and received a genetically modified stem-cell infusion in February 2025. He was the fir...
Michigan is tracking 12 active HPAI outbreaks—eight at commercial poultry operations and four backyard inciden...
Genetic-testing companies are now offering embryo assessments that claim to predict traits ranging from eye co...
Indonesia has opened a criminal investigation into a suspected source of cesium‑137 contamination tied to exports of shrimp, spices and sneakers to the U.S. and Europe. The pr...
Japanese researchers found that oral arginine reduced amyloid-beta plaques and improved behavioural and inflam...
The Trump administration’s "America First Global Health Strategy" shifts US health aid from multilateral partn...
The popemobile used by Pope Francis in Bethlehem in 2014 has been converted into the "Vehicle of Hope," a mobi...
CMS announced that year-two Medicare drug price negotiations are expected to save about $12 billion in federal spending and reduce beneficiaries' out-of-pocket costs by roughl...
The proposed WELLS Act would require any facility that provides obstetric or emergency care to adopt a formal Safe Discharge Labor Plan before sending patients home in active labor. The move follows a viral inc...
The FDA has withdrawn a Biden-era proposal that would have required asbestos testing for talc-containing cosmetics, citing technical, legal and procedural concerns. The agency...
Nestlé Bangladesh is facing criminal action after government tests found imported KitKat samples failed food-s...
High-potency cannabis products and commercialization have coincided with a rise in daily use. Since 2022, dail...
Key points: Daily and near-daily marijuana use has surged in recent decades, with nearly 18 million Americans ...
The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis, founded in 1985 by Nick Buoniconti and Dr. Barth A. Green after Marc Buon...
The Education Department has proposed narrowing which graduate degrees qualify as "professional" for federal loan limits, a change that would impose stricter annual and lifeti...
Polly, a four-year-old golden retriever, alerted her owners when Adam Cooke stopped breathing at night, allowi...
UNAIDS warns that 2025 cuts to international AIDS funding could lead to as many as 3.9 million additional HIV infections. Last year saw about 1.3 million new infections and roughly 630,000 AIDS-related deaths, ...
State Medicaid programs are confronting steeply rising costs for applied behavior analysis (ABA), an intensive...
Key points: Urolithin A (UA), produced by gut bacteria from ellagitannins found in pomegranates, nuts and some...
California health officials warn the state may face an earlier and possibly sharper flu season because vaccina...
The University of Cambridge study found that subtle loss of memory precision — memories becoming less detailed...
Scientists developed nasal drops that carry STING‑activating spherical nucleic acids wrapped around gold nanop...
This small brain-recording case followed a 60-year-old woman with obesity and loss-of-control eating who was t...
Imviva Biotech will present data from its allogeneic CAR‑T programs at the 67th ASH Annual Meeting in Orlando ...
A three-year-old California boy, Oliver Chu, is the first person in the world to receive an experimental gene therapy for Hunter syndrome (MPS II). Researchers modified his stem cells to carry a working IDS gen...
An American Airlines A321 (Flight 2118) from Orlando to Phoenix diverted to Houston on Nov. 23 after crew repo...
Argentina has recorded a 20.5% year-on-year rise in syphilis cases, with 36,702 infections reported in the fir...
Animals—pets, livestock and wildlife—are increasingly developing the same chronic non-communicable diseases th...
Three-year-old Oliver Chu, diagnosed with Hunter syndrome, traveled to the U.K. for an experimental stem-cell gene therapy and received a genetically modified stem-cell infusion in February 2025. He was the fir...
Michigan is tracking 12 active HPAI outbreaks—eight at commercial poultry operations and four backyard inciden...
Genetic-testing companies are now offering embryo assessments that claim to predict traits ranging from eye co...
Indonesia has opened a criminal investigation into a suspected source of cesium‑137 contamination tied to exports of shrimp, spices and sneakers to the U.S. and Europe. The pr...
Japanese researchers found that oral arginine reduced amyloid-beta plaques and improved behavioural and inflam...
The Trump administration’s "America First Global Health Strategy" shifts US health aid from multilateral partn...
The popemobile used by Pope Francis in Bethlehem in 2014 has been converted into the "Vehicle of Hope," a mobi...
CMS announced that year-two Medicare drug price negotiations are expected to save about $12 billion in federal spending and reduce beneficiaries' out-of-pocket costs by roughl...
The proposed WELLS Act would require any facility that provides obstetric or emergency care to adopt a formal Safe Discharge Labor Plan before sending patients home in active labor. The move follows a viral inc...
The FDA has withdrawn a Biden-era proposal that would have required asbestos testing for talc-containing cosmetics, citing technical, legal and procedural concerns. The agency...
Nestlé Bangladesh is facing criminal action after government tests found imported KitKat samples failed food-s...
High-potency cannabis products and commercialization have coincided with a rise in daily use. Since 2022, dail...
Key points: Daily and near-daily marijuana use has surged in recent decades, with nearly 18 million Americans ...
The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis, founded in 1985 by Nick Buoniconti and Dr. Barth A. Green after Marc Buon...
The Education Department has proposed narrowing which graduate degrees qualify as "professional" for federal loan limits, a change that would impose stricter annual and lifeti...
Polly, a four-year-old golden retriever, alerted her owners when Adam Cooke stopped breathing at night, allowi...
UNAIDS warns that 2025 cuts to international AIDS funding could lead to as many as 3.9 million additional HIV infections. Last year saw about 1.3 million new infections and roughly 630,000 AIDS-related deaths, ...
State Medicaid programs are confronting steeply rising costs for applied behavior analysis (ABA), an intensive...
Key points: Urolithin A (UA), produced by gut bacteria from ellagitannins found in pomegranates, nuts and some...
California health officials warn the state may face an earlier and possibly sharper flu season because vaccina...
The University of Cambridge study found that subtle loss of memory precision — memories becoming less detailed...
Scientists developed nasal drops that carry STING‑activating spherical nucleic acids wrapped around gold nanop...
This small brain-recording case followed a 60-year-old woman with obesity and loss-of-control eating who was t...
Imviva Biotech will present data from its allogeneic CAR‑T programs at the 67th ASH Annual Meeting in Orlando ...
A three-year-old California boy, Oliver Chu, is the first person in the world to receive an experimental gene therapy for Hunter syndrome (MPS II). Researchers modified his stem cells to carry a working IDS gen...
An American Airlines A321 (Flight 2118) from Orlando to Phoenix diverted to Houston on Nov. 23 after crew repo...
Argentina has recorded a 20.5% year-on-year rise in syphilis cases, with 36,702 infections reported in the fir...
Animals—pets, livestock and wildlife—are increasingly developing the same chronic non-communicable diseases th...