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iOrganBio Appoints Lee L. Rubin, Ph.D. to Scientific Advisory Board, Strengthening Neurological Disease Focus
iOrganBio expands its Scientific Advisory Board with stem cell and neuroscience expert Lee L. Rubin, Ph.D., aiming to enhance its CellForge platform f...
Dietary Fat Balance Could Influence Immune System Function, Study Finds
A new study reveals that the ratio of polyunsaturated to monounsaturated fats may affect immune cell membrane composition and susceptibility to ferrop...
Quantum BioPharma Hits Key Study Milestone as Early MS Imaging Data Shows Promising Signal
Quantum BioPharma announced that its imaging study for multiple sclerosis has reached halfway patient enrollment, with preliminary data showing encour...
Gut microbiome emerges as key player in biliary atresia — could targeting bacteria improve outcomes for infants?
A new review reveals that gut microbiome imbalances are linked to poor outcomes in infants with biliary atresia, suggesting that microbiome-modulating...
Regentis Biomaterials Receives Japan Patent Allowance for GelrinC Manufacturing Technology
Regentis Biomaterials announced Japan patent allowance for its GelrinC manufacturing technology, strengthening its IP portfolio and position in the gr...
Gut Microbiome Metabolites Linked to Improved Cancer Immunotherapy Response
New research identifies gut microbial metabolites that enhance cancer immunotherapy efficacy, offering potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets to...
NanoViricides Receives Ethics Approval for Phase II Ebola Trial in DRC
NanoViricides gains ethics committee approval in the DRC for a Phase II trial of NV-387 oral gummies against ebolavirus, potentially offering the firs...
Widely Prescribed Thyroid Hormone Could Prevent Pediatric Brain Tumor Recurrence
Research shows that adding the thyroid hormone triiodothyronine (T3) to standard chemotherapy may prevent pediatric brain tumor recurrence, offering a...
Gum Disease Bacteria Linked to Calcium Buildup in Heart Valves, Study Finds
A new study presented at the American Heart Association's Basic Cardiovascular Sciences Scientific Sessions 2026 suggests that bacteria from gum disea...
Understanding Treatment Resistance in Cancer: Mechanisms and Emerging Solutions
The article explores the mechanisms behind treatment resistance in cancer, highlighting the work of companies like Calidi Biotherapeutics in developin...
Alcohol Use and Smoking Linked to Both Breast Cancer and Atrial Fibrillation in Women Over 55, Global Study Finds
A new analysis published in the Journal of the American Heart Association reveals that alcohol use and smoking are shared modifiable risk factors for ...
Bradley A. Maron, M.D., FAHA, Appointed Editor-in-Chief of Circulation, Signaling New Directions in Cardiovascular Publishing
The American Heart Association appoints pulmonary hypertension expert Bradley A. Maron as editor-in-chief of Circulation, introducing innovations like...
New Clinical Pathway Aims to Accelerate Biliary Atresia Diagnosis in Newborns
A streamlined diagnostic strategy combining bilirubin testing and feeding ultrasound could help identify biliary atresia earlier, improving treatment ...
Immune webs shape reperfusion injury: Review highlights NETs as key drivers and therapeutic targets
A new review reveals that neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs) play a central role in ischemia-reperfusion injury across multiple organs, offering po...
Amerigo Scientific Launches High-Purity iPSC-Derived Cells to Accelerate Biomedical Research and Cell Therapy Development
Amerigo Scientific releases premium iPSC-derived cells and engineered reporter lines, providing robust tools for disease modeling, drug screening, and...
Ace Therapeutics Unveils Comprehensive Preclinical Pain Research Platform for Analgesic Drug Development
Ace Therapeutics announces a full-spectrum preclinical analgesic drug development service with diverse in vivo pain models and integrated research cap...
American Heart Association Funds $3.4 Million in Grants for Cardiac Arrest Research Teams in New York and Oregon
The American Heart Association is funding two multidisciplinary research teams with $3.4 million to improve cardiac arrest prediction, treatment, and ...
Immune Biomarkers May Predict Bladder Cancer Therapy Response
Northwestern Medicine researchers have identified immune system markers that could predict which patients will respond to BCG therapy for bladder canc...
New Study Links Traumatic Brain Injury to Higher Brain Cancer Mortality Risk
A Mass General Brigham study reveals that individuals with a history of traumatic brain injury face a higher risk of dying from brain cancer, undersco...
American Heart Association Launches Heart Transplant Research Network to Address Care Gaps
The American Heart Association announces a groundbreaking research network involving 15 centers to transform heart transplant care through unified dat...
Graphene Quantum Dots Show Promise in Targeting Parkinson's-Related Protein Clumping
Graphene quantum dots can prevent the aggregation of α-synuclein protein, a hallmark of Parkinson's disease, offering a potential new therapeutic stra...
Vitamin D Supplementation Enhances Chemotherapy Outcomes in Breast Cancer Patients, Study Finds
A clinical trial in Brazil shows that daily vitamin D supplements improve chemotherapy effectiveness in women with breast cancer, offering a low-cost,...
Lexaria Extends Material Transfer Agreement with Pharmaceutical Company for GLP-1 Drug Delivery Technology Evaluation
Lexaria Bioscience has extended its Material Transfer Agreement with an undisclosed pharmaceutical company through December 2026 to evaluate its Dehyd...
American Heart Association Honors Legacy of Pioneering Cardiologist Eugene Braunwald
The American Heart Association mourns the passing of Dr. Eugene Braunwald, the father of modern cardiology, whose seven-decade career reshaped cardiov...
Researchers Awarded $15 Million to Study Heart Valve Disease in New AHA-Funded Network
The American Heart Association funds a $15 million research network across three centers to improve early detection and treatment of heart valve disea...
Scientific American Report Links Blood-Brain Barrier Leak to CTE, Bolstering Case for Sigyn Therapeutics' CardioDialysis
New research showing persistent blood-brain barrier disruption in retired contact-sports athletes supports the potential of Sigyn Therapeutics' Cardio...
US~Observer Investigates Alleged Spoofing Activity Involving Quantum BioPharma
An investigative report examines claims of market manipulation through spoofing by CIBC's compliance officer, potentially affecting Quantum BioPharma'...
Combination Therapy Shows Promise for Deadly Brain Tumors
Researchers at Keck Medicine of USC have found that combining immunotherapy with laser heat therapy could significantly extend survival for patients w...
Neuroprotective Drug Loberamisal Shows Promise in Improving Stroke Recovery, Phase III Trial Finds
A phase III clinical trial found that stroke patients treated with loberamisal within 48 hours had significantly better functional outcomes at 90 days...
Adding Clot-Busting Medication After Clot Removal Improves Stroke Recovery, Study Finds
Giving alteplase directly into the artery after mechanical thrombectomy significantly increases the likelihood of excellent functional recovery in pat...
American Stroke Association Honors 11 Pioneering Stroke and Brain Health Researchers at 2026 International Conference
The American Stroke Association awarded 11 top scientists for their exceptional contributions to stroke and brain health research at the 2026 Internat...
New Risk Assessment Tool May Help Predict Dementia After a Stroke
A new risk prediction tool accurately identifies stroke survivors with the highest risk of developing dementia within a decade, which could improve cl...
Taking Multiple or Stronger Antiplatelet Drugs Before a Brain Bleed Linked to Higher Death Risk
Analysis of over 400,000 hospital records reveals that patients on dual or potent antiplatelet therapy before an intracranial hemorrhage had significa...
Electromagnetic Therapy Combined with Physical Therapy May Reduce Disability After Stroke
A preliminary analysis of two small clinical trials suggests that electromagnetic network-targeted field therapy, when paired with physical therapy, s...
Creative Biolabs Advances Interaction Biology with Enhanced Yeast Two-Hybrid Platforms
Creative Biolabs is expanding its protein interaction analysis capabilities with refined yeast two-hybrid and related platforms, addressing challenges...
Sino Biological Expands Nipah Virus Research Reagents Amid Renewed Global Concern
Sino Biological accelerates development of NiV proteins and reagents to support vaccine and diagnostic research following new outbreaks in India.
MSU Research Suggests Suppressing Postoperative Pain Could Delay Healing
New research from Michigan State University indicates that using anti-inflammatory medications after surgery may hinder healing and contribute to chro...
AAA Biotech Launches Next-Generation ELISA and Assay Kits for Reliable Biomarker Detection
AAA Biotech introduces next-generation ELISA and assay kits designed to enhance accuracy and reproducibility in biomarker detection, supporting critic...
Radionuclide Drug Conjugates Poised to Transform Precision Oncology by Integrating Diagnosis and Therapy
A new review highlights 15 years of progress in radionuclide drug conjugates, which combine imaging and treatment in a single platform, and underscore...
Chronic Inflammation Identified as Key Driver of Long COVID, New Study Finds
A new study reveals that chronic inflammation may be the primary cause of long COVID, affecting about 15 million individuals in the U.S., opening new ...
Uterine Fibroids Linked to 80% Higher Long-Term Heart Disease Risk, Study Finds
A 10-year study of over 2.7 million U.S. women found that those diagnosed with uterine fibroids had an 81% higher risk of cardiovascular disease, with...
McGill Medical Students Shine at 2025 American Osler Society Meeting, Scholarship Expands UK Research Opportunities
McGill University medical students won top prizes at the 2025 American Osler Society meeting, and the Bernadett Family International Medical Student S...
Study Identifies FGD3 Protein as Biomarker for Breast Cancer Treatment Response
Researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign discovered that the FGD3 protein can predict breast cancer patients' response to chemothera...
PCSK9 Inhibitor Alirocumab Plus Statin Shows Promise in Lowering Cholesterol After Heart Transplant
A clinical trial presented at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2025 found that adding the PCSK9 inhibitor alirocumab to statin the...
Stress Cardiac MRI Improves Angina Diagnosis and Quality of Life in Patients Without Blocked Arteries
A study presented at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2025 found that stress cardiac MRI testing significantly improves diagnosis ...
Antiplatelet Drugs Ticagrelor and Prasugrel Show Different Outcomes in Diabetic Patients After Stent Placement
A new study presented at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2025 reveals that prasugrel may be more effective than ticagrelor in red...
Daily Pill Enlicitide Lowers LDL Cholesterol as Effectively as Injectable PCSK9 Inhibitors
A phase 3 trial presented at AHA Scientific Sessions 2025 shows that the oral PCSK9 inhibitor enlicitide reduces LDL cholesterol by up to 60%, offerin...
Lund University Researchers Uncover Mechanism Behind Leukemia Immune Evasion
Scientists at Lund University have identified why leukemia cells evade the immune system, potentially opening the door to more effective immunotherapi...