Artemisinin Resistance Surges in East Africa, Threatening Malaria Treatment Efficacy
Artemisinin resistance is expanding geographically across East Africa, threatening the effectiveness of frontline malaria treatments. A new Imperial College London…
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Northwestern researchers identify cause of neuron overfiring in ALS and design potential treatment
Researchers at Northwestern Medicine's Les Turner ALS Center have identified the molecular mechanism driving neuronal hyperexcitability in ALS and designed…
Vitamin D Supplementation Could Cut Type 2 Diabetes Prevention Costs by Nearly Half, Modelling Study Suggests
A microsimulation modelling study published in The Lancet Regional Health—Americas finds that vitamin D supplementation prevents type 2 diabetes in…
Disseminated herpes zoster with hepatic necrosis reveals late HIV diagnosis in young woman
A 24-year-old Haitian woman underwent cholecystectomy before tissue diagnosis revealed disseminated herpes zoster, acute hepatic necrosis, and newly acquired HIV…
WHO Prequalifies Infant-Friendly Malaria Treatment and New Diagnostic Tests
The World Health Organization prequalified an artemether–lumefantrine formulation for infants and three rapid diagnostic tests in April 2026. These regulatory…
Opioid agonist treatment cuts mortality risk in French primary care—largest nationwide study yet
A nationwide French cohort study published in The Lancet Public Health demonstrates that opioid agonist treatment substantially reduces mortality risk…
AI-assisted mammography screening shows promise but requires careful interpretation of benefits
Researchers clarify MASAI trial findings on AI-assisted mammography, emphasizing careful interpretation of benefits and the importance of rigorous evidence before…
Haitian Women in Florida Face Health Crisis as TPS Uncertainty Deepens Stress and Healthcare Access
The uncertain legal status of Haitian migrants in the United States, particularly women, has become a significant public health concern.…
Supreme Court’s Roundup ruling exposes a fundamental divide between legal and scientific causation standards
The US Supreme Court's recent glyphosate ruling exposes a fundamental gap: courts and scientists both use the word "causation," but…