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A 3D-Printed 'Lily' Stent Could Fix a Dangerous Weight-Loss Surgery Complication
A new 3D-printed stent shaped like a lily could solve a persistent problem in bariatric surgery. Researchers say the design significantly improves drainage for dangerous gastric leaks.
Ebola Response in DRC Gains Ground as Confirmed Cases Hit 344
The WHO reports progress in the DRC Ebola outbreak as confirmed cases hit 344. Officials warn that while testing has improved, contact tracing must double to contain the virus.
A 'Bizarre' Genomic Hijack: How Aggressive Cancers Keep Growing
Researchers have uncovered a 'bizarre' survival mechanism in aggressive cancers that allows them to hijack centromeric DNA. This discovery reveals a potential new therapeutic target for tumors that rely on the ALT pathway.
South Africa’s HIV Breakthrough: What to Know About the New Six-Month Jab
South Africa is rolling out a new six-month HIV prevention jab this June. Here is what you need to know about the breakthrough injection.
The Rise of 'Spermmaxxing': Why Men Are Obsessing Over Fertility
Sperm counts are falling, and the internet has responded with the bizarre trend of 'spermmaxxing.' We look at the real data behind the panic.
Lyme Disease Risk Is Rising: How to Spot and Remove Ticks This Summer
Public Health Sudbury & Districts is urging residents to prioritize tick checks as summer outdoor activity increases. Learn the essential steps to prevent bites and safely remove ticks.
The Brain Can Actually Multitask — If You Train It Long Enough
New research shows the brain can rewire itself to bypass the 'frontal bottleneck,' allowing for true multitasking. Here is how the process works.
A Simple 11-Minute Hand-Squeeze Could Lower Your Blood Pressure
Researchers have discovered that an 11-minute isometric handgrip exercise can significantly lower blood pressure. Here is how the simple, equipment-free routine works.
QBI Taps Andy Kilianski to Lead Its Next Phase of Drug Discovery
The Quantitative Biosciences Institute has named former DARPA program manager Andy Kilianski as its new Chief Science and Technology Officer. The move signals a strategic push to accelerate the institute's drug discovery pipeline.
A New Standard for Pancreatic Cancer: Revolution Medicines’ Data
Revolution Medicines' daraxonrasib has delivered a breakthrough in pancreatic cancer, doubling survival rates in Phase III trials. The drug targets 90% of KRAS-driven tumors, signaling a potential shift in the standard of care.
The North’s Labour Divide: Why Workers Are Demanding New Protections
Workers in the Northwest Territories are launching a new campaign for fair bargaining laws. They are demanding an end to the use of replacement workers and better pay to combat the North's cost-of-living crisis.
From Complexity to Confidence: Scaling Clinical Genomics Labs
Clinical genomics labs are struggling to manage massive data volumes with outdated tools. A shift to unified digital infrastructure is the only way to ensure patient safety.