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Cambridge Researchers Launch First Human Trial of AI-Designed Vaccine
University of Cambridge researchers have launched the first human trial of an AI-designed vaccine. The project aims to create broad protection against entire families of viruses.
A PET Scan Breakthrough Could Predict Who Actually Benefits From Alzheimer's Drugs
A new study shows that PET imaging can predict which Alzheimer's patients will respond to treatment. This could shift the standard of care toward more precise, personalized medicine.
Food Insecurity Leaves a Biological Signature in Children's Guts
New research reveals that food insecurity leaves a biological signature in the gut microbiome of children. This shift may impact long-term immune health and development.
The Century-Old Pandemic That Put Millions to Sleep and Vanished
A century ago, a mysterious disease caused millions to fall into a deep, permanent sleep. We still don't know why it happened.
How Xali Organics Scaled to $20 Million Without a Single Investor
Melbourne-based Xali Organics has hit $20 million in revenue in under four years. The founders achieved this by selling their home to bootstrap the brand.
GLP-1 Agonists Show Potential for Breast Cancer Prevention
New research links GLP-1 agonists to a 30% lower breast cancer risk. Researchers are now moving to launch a prospective clinical trial to test for causal prevention.
The Hidden Carbon Footprint of Cancer Care: A New 2030 Roadmap
Radiology departments are facing a new mandate to cut emissions. A 'Roadmap 2030' offers a blueprint for balancing life-saving cancer care with environmental responsibility.
Ebola Expert Warns of 'Unrecognized Chains' in DRC Outbreak
A veteran Ebola expert warns that the current DRC outbreak may be far larger than reported. The risk of 'unrecognized chains of transmission' could lead to a crisis on the scale of the 2014 epidemic.
A Rare Lyme Variant Has Appeared in New York: What You Need to Know
A rare variant of Lyme disease has been detected in Upstate New York, prompting a wide-scale surveillance effort by state health officials. Here is what you need to know about the discovery and the risk to the public.
Uxbridge Schools Launch Air Quality Review After Cancer Reports
Uxbridge Public Schools is investigating potential environmental links after multiple teachers were diagnosed with breast cancer. The district has engaged state health officials to conduct a full air quality review.
The Culture War Over Prostate Screening Is Eroding Trust in Medicine
The UK’s decision to limit prostate cancer screening is rooted in clinical evidence, yet it has become a flashpoint for political grievance. This shift threatens to undermine public trust in medical expertise.
Is Australia Ready for the Next Outbreak? The Ebola and Hantavirus Test
As Ebola and hantavirus outbreaks emerge globally, Australia faces critical questions about its pandemic readiness. We examine the gaps in our PPE stockpiles and air quality standards.