WOAH Completes Evaluation of Bovine TB Diagnostic Tests in Bid to Standardise Global Animal Health Surveillance

The World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) has completed evaluation of bovine tuberculin diagnostic candidates, establishing standardised benchmarks for global…

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Mobile Vascular Clinic Prevents Amputations Among Homeless Patients in Boston

Massachusetts General Hospital's mobile vascular clinic delivers specialized care directly to homeless shelters and encampments to prevent amputations. The innovative…

Weekly Dual-Hormone Injection Reduces Liver Fat by 67% in Obesity Trial

Phase 3 trial shows weekly survodutide injections reduced liver fat by 67% and achieved 18.5% weight loss in adults with…

Defective HIV copies explain persistent viral traces in treated patients, new study reveals

New research reveals that defective HIV copies, not infectious virus, explain most persistent viral traces in successfully treated patients. This…

Minocycline Stroke Trial Debate Highlights Neuroprotection Research Challenges

Scientific debate in The Lancet highlights persistent challenges in stroke neuroprotection research following criticism of the EMPHASIS minocycline trial. Researchers…

South Africa’s drug regulator strengthens industry partnerships to improve medicine access

SAHPRA implements quarterly stakeholder engagement sessions with pharmaceutical industry leaders to streamline regulatory processes and improve patient access to essential…

Eli Lilly Reports Safety Data for Next-Generation Obesity Drug Retatrutide

Eli Lilly presented new safety data for retatrutide, its triple-hormone obesity drug, at the 2026 American Diabetes Association meeting. The…

Pfizer’s Monthly Obesity Drug Shows Promise in Detailed Midstage Trial Data

Detailed midstage trial data provide further evidence that Pfizer's obesity drug berobenatide, acquired from Metsera, could offer effective weight management…

Indigenous-led health research essential for reconciliation in Canada

Canadian researchers emphasize the need for Indigenous-led health research approaches to advance reconciliation and address persistent health disparities. The commentary…

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