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Brain network changes linked to bipolar disorder severity and treatment
New research analyzing brain scans from over 900 people reveals subtle but widespread differences in emotion, reward, and cognitive control brain networks in bipolar disorder, offering insights into illness severity…
06-09-2026
Researchers uncover hidden immune cell defects linked to celiac disease risk
New study reveals that people with celiac disease have subtle but consistent differences in immune cell function, particularly in CD4 helper T cells, suggesting that autoimmune risk involves altered immune…
06-08-2026
New drug could slow the development of Alzheimer’s
A newly developed compound slows Alzheimer’s progression, protects nerve cells, and shows potential anti-aging effects in mice. …
06-08-2026
Oral drug combination eases treatment burden for acute myeloid leukemia patients
Early-stage (phase 1/2) clinical trial shows that an oral drug combination for older acute myeloid leukemia patients is an effective alternative to the standard intravenous treatment requiring frequent hospital visits…
06-03-2026
New CAR T-cell therapy opens doors for patients in need of kidney transplant
Researchers used CAR T-cell therapy to lower harmful antibodies in two highly sensitized patients, enabling kidney transplants after years of waiting. …
06-03-2026
New technology enables continuous blood pressure monitoring without arm cuffs
Researchers unveil a smartwatch prototype that uses the electrical properties of blood flow to provide accurate blood pressure readings. …
06-01-2026
New treatment aims to prevent meningitis in newborns without antibiotics
Combining vaccination with phage steering represents a promising approach for further exploration in eliminating infectious reservoirs, particularly in newborn meningitis. …
06-01-2026
A combination of five-mRNAs mitigates heart failure after myocardial infarction
Simultaneous administration of five therapeutic mRNAs effectively promoted cardiac repair and extended survival in mice with heart failure. …
06-01-2026
RAS(ON) inhibitor doubles median survival in phase 3 metastatic pancreatic cancer trial
In a phase 3 trial for metastatic pancreatic cancer, the RAS inhibitor daraxonrasib significantly improved overall and progression-free survival compared to chemotherapy, with a manageable safety profile and no unexpected…
05-31-2026
Promising new immunotherapy for advanced solid tumors
A new type of cancer immunotherapy links immune cells to tumor cells by targeting a tumor protein and an immune cell marker, activating the immune system to destroy advanced solid…
05-31-2026

Biomedical Advances

Brain network changes linked to bipolar disorder severity and treatment

New research analyzing brain scans from over 900 people reveals subtle but widespread differences in emotion, reward, and cognitive control brain networks in bipolar disorder, offering insights into illness severity…

Researchers uncover hidden immune cell defects linked to celiac disease risk

New drug could slow the development of Alzheimer’s

New CAR T-cell therapy opens doors for patients in need of kidney transplant

A combination of five-mRNAs mitigates heart failure after myocardial infarction

Oral drug combination eases treatment burden for acute myeloid leukemia patients

New technology enables continuous blood pressure monitoring without arm cuffs

RAS(ON) inhibitor doubles median survival in phase 3 metastatic pancreatic cancer trial

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Diet and Lifestyle

Phytic acid: A common compound found in many foods that could hold the key to managing leaky gut

Colorectal cancer risk linked to gut microbiome alterations

More than ten years after colorectal adenoma removal, the gut microbiome partially resembles that of colorectal cancer patients and shows a stronger association with diet and lifestyle compared to individuals…

Common food preservatives linked to high blood pressure and heart disease

New analysis challenges long‑standing assumptions about yo-yo dieting

Garlic-derived compound shows potential to improve muscle health during aging

Healthy eating improves memory, but high-sugar diets may cause lasting damage

Insufficient and excessive sleep associated with accelerated aging

Study shows improvement in cognitive performance is possible at any age

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Preventive Medicine

New treatment aims to prevent meningitis in newborns without antibiotics

Combining vaccination with phage steering represents a promising approach for further exploration in eliminating infectious reservoirs, particularly in newborn meningitis. …