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Maharashtra Teen Dies After Vaccination: Investigation Launched
A 17-year-old girl in Nashik died minutes after receiving a routine vaccination, prompting an immediate batch suspension. Authorities are now investigating the cause of death.
Bacteria Use 'Teamwork' to Survive Antibiotics, New Study Finds
New research reveals that bacteria use membrane vesicles to share proteins, helping dormant cells survive antibiotic attacks. This discovery could lead to new ways to treat persistent infections.
The Hidden Link Between Gout and Kidney Disease: Why Care Is Failing
A new National Kidney Foundation workshop highlights the dangerous gaps in treating gout for patients with chronic kidney disease. Experts are calling for an end to the stigma that delays diagnosis.
South Africa’s Twice-Yearly HIV Shot: A New Front in the Epidemic
South Africa has launched a twice-yearly injectable HIV prevention drug, Lenacapavir. The rollout targets three million people to help end the AIDS epidemic by 2030.
A Copper-Based Drug Shows Promise in Clearing Alzheimer’s Brain Plaques
A copper-based compound has shown the ability to clear toxic proteins in the brain and improve memory in mice. Researchers are now looking toward human trials to see if the results hold up.
The Five-Minute Fix: Why Your Hourly Walk Matters More Than You Think
New research identifies a five-minute walk every hour as the 'sweet spot' for combating the mental and physical toll of desk work. Here is why it works.
Could a Sarawak Rainforest Tree Hold the Key to Future HIV Treatments?
Researchers have identified a compound in the Sarawak Bintangor tree that shows promise in inhibiting HIV. Here is what the science actually says about its potential.
The Safest Way to Lift Weights for Heart Health, According to Experts
Strength training is vital for cardiovascular health, but the strategy for heart patients is different. Learn why lighter weights and higher reps are the gold standard for your heart.
A Multi-Country Salmonella Outbreak Is Traced to Imported Alfalfa Seeds
A multi-country Salmonella outbreak has been linked to imported alfalfa seeds. Here is what you need to know about the investigation and current risk levels.
The Hidden Nutritional Cost of GLP-1 Drugs: Why Every Bite Counts
GLP-1 drugs are changing the landscape of weight loss, but they come with a hidden nutritional cost. Here is how to protect your muscle and bone health while on these medications.
L.A. County Overdose Deaths Fall for Third Consecutive Year
L.A. County has seen a 30% drop in overdose deaths since 2022. Officials credit the sustained decline to targeted harm reduction and naloxone distribution.
AI Could Help Predict Recovery for Children With Tetralogy of Fallot
A new AI framework called DynaTOF could help pediatric cardiologists monitor children with tetralogy of Fallot by predicting recovery patterns. The tool aims to reduce clinical variation and improve long-term follow-up care.