UNICEF warns of devastating toll on children in armed conflict zones across globe
UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell warned the UN Security Council that children in armed conflict zones face a cascading health…
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CAR T cell therapy targets mutant calreticulin in myelofibrosis: new hope for precision cancer immunotherapy
A new CAR T cell therapy engineered to target mutant calreticulin successfully depleted disease-driving cells in myelofibrosis xenografts and human…
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Longevity Science Attracts $5.2 Billion in Investment as Movement Shifts from Fringe to Mainstream
Global investment in longevity science reached $5.2 billion in 2024-2025 as the field transitions from niche research to mainstream commercial…
PLOS Medicine Strengthens Code Sharing Requirements to Boost Research Transparency
PLOS Medicine announces enhanced code sharing requirements for all research submissions, positioning computer code alongside data as fundamental for transparent…
Biobanks Deploy Trusted Research Environments to Secure Patient Data Access
Biobanks are implementing trusted research environments to secure patient data access, but increased costs and complexity challenge researchers. New Python…
Lyme disease cases surge 22% in England as tick populations expand
Laboratory-confirmed Lyme disease cases in England jumped 22% to 1,168 in 2025, driven by expanding tick populations and environmental changes.…
Edinburgh Physicians Challenge Wood Burning Industry’s Health Claims After Lobbying Investigation
Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh condemns wood burning industry lobbying tactics after BMJ investigation reveals systematic efforts to undermine…
Nasal spray reverses brain aging in preclinical trial, researchers report
Texas A&M researchers developed a nasal spray that reverses brain aging markers in preclinical studies. Just two doses improved memory…
High-Dose Vitamin B12 Supplements May Increase Cancer Risk, New Research Suggests
New research reveals that extremely high vitamin B12 levels from supplements may increase cancer risk, challenging the "more is better"…
NF1 pain may start before tumors develop, driven by abnormal Schwann cell signaling
New research suggests NF1 chronic pain begins before tumors develop, driven by abnormal Schwann cells producing excess GDNF protein. This…