How Immune Cells Trigger Kidney Damage in Lupus: New Mechanism Identified
Scientists have uncovered how immune cells called CD8+ T cells become activated in the kidneys and trigger inflammation in lupus…
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Shared HIV Antibody Maturation Pathways Discovered in Humans and Primates—Opening New Vaccine Routes
New research in Science Translational Medicine reveals that humans and rhesus macaques develop HIV-fighting antibodies through nearly identical biological pathways,…
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Yale Study Challenges Aging Decline Myth: Nearly Half of Older Adults Show Improvement
A Yale University longitudinal study challenges the myth of inevitable aging decline, finding that nearly 50% of older adults improved…
Rare genetic variants in long-lived families linked to healthier aging
Researchers studying exceptionally long-lived families have identified rare genetic variants linked to sustained health in advanced age, with one mutation…
Gepants Show Promise for Vestibular Migraine, New Study Finds
A new study published in Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery shows that gepants, a class of CGRP-targeting medications, demonstrate efficacy and…
Global Atopic Dermatitis Burden Exceeds 400 Million Cases: Nature Reviews Updates Landmark Evidence
An updated analysis in Nature Reviews Disease Primers (June 2026) confirms atopic dermatitis affects over 400 million people globally, with…
Myanmar’s Digital Divide Deepens as Conflict Intensifies: Unequal Internet Access Correlates With Worsening Social Isolation
A longitudinal analysis across Myanmar reveals profound digital inequalities that track with conflict exposure and have unexpected mental health consequences:…
Why Food Labels Alone Won’t Stop Child Obesity in Latin America—Evidence From Ecuador
Latin American countries have implemented front-of-package warning labels and advertising restrictions, yet childhood obesity continues to rise. Evidence from Ecuador…
Special Operations Forces Show Persistent Health Burden From Combat Trauma, New Study Reveals
Active-duty U.S. special operations forces personnel show persistent health problems across behavioral, biological, and physiological systems linked to cumulative combat…
Why Adolescent Obesity Is Rising in the Digital Age—and How Digital Tools Can Help
Global adolescent obesity is rising due to digital food marketing and structural inequities. While digital tools offer prevention potential, most…