New Alzheimer's treatment shows promise in clinical trial
A novel drug candidate has demonstrated effectiveness in treating early-stage Alzheimer's disease. The treatment targets specific brain proteins associated with the condition.
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Harvard professor wins Breakthrough Prize for sickle cell cure
Harvard Medical School professor Stuart Orkin has won the 2026 Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences for his work leading to a CRISPR-based cure for sickle cell disease and beta-thalassemia. The therapy was FDA-approved in 2024.
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New molecular targets identified for chronic inflammatory diseases
Medical researchers have discovered previously unknown molecular pathways involved in chronic inflammatory conditions, potentially leading to new treatment approaches.
Study identifies potential Alzheimer's treatment approach
Researchers have discovered a promising new approach that could slow or reverse Alzheimer's disease progression. The treatment targets protein clumps in the brain that are hallmarks of the neurodegenerative condition.
Alzheimer drug shows promise in slowing cognitive decline
An experimental drug has shown ability to slow cognitive decline in patients with early Alzheimer disease during clinical trials.
New Hepatitis B Vaccine Recommendation May Have Dire Consequences
New US recommendations on hepatitis B vaccination are projected to have severe consequences according to multiple studies, raising alarm among public health experts about potential increases in preventable infections.
Global health organization reports decline in malaria cases
The World Health Organization announced a 15% reduction in global malaria cases in 2025, attributing progress to improved prevention and treatment pro
HHS Announces Major Healthcare Policy Shifts Amid Ongoing Reform
The Department of Health and Human Services announced significant policy changes affecting drug pricing, medical supply chains, and public health funding, as the administration pushes forward with its healthcare reform agenda.
WHO Declares New Strategy to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance
The World Health Organization unveiled a comprehensive global strategy to combat antimicrobial resistance, calling for coordinated action across 194 member states.