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BRP weight loss drug: why brain targeting matters
BRP suppressed appetite and promoted fat loss in animals, but human safety and effectiveness remain unproven.
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Space-Made Cancer Crystals: What Pharma’s Orbital Push Means for You
Varda’s orbital drug factories could change how medicines are formulated, from easier injections to more stable cancer drugs.
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Muscle Repair in Aging: A New Molecule Shows Promise
A Japanese team found that lipoic acid trisulfide may boost muscle regeneration signaling in aging muscle, offering a promising avenue…
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IVF embryo personhood laws are reshaping fertility care
Fetal personhood laws are creating legal uncertainty for IVF patients and clinicians, from embryo storage to routine care.
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Mink farm pandemic risk: Utah’s H5N1 response under fire
A Utah mink farm has reportedly hosted bird flu since August, raising questions about worker safety and pandemic preparedness.
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Fitness with spinal conditions: how one rider rebuilt confidence
A case involving scoliosis, lordosis and spondylolisthesis shows why an individual safety assessment can matter more than assumptions.
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Health News for Migrant Children: When Shelter Becomes Detention
Migrant children held for months face health risks as family reunification stalls, illustrating how immigration policy affects child welfare.
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Can Speaking Out Change What We Know About Suicide?
Kathryn Hunter’s account shows why breaking silence about suicide matters and how support can help people in crisis.
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Treasury Investment in Rolls-Royce: A Reader’s Guide
A reader’s proposal to replace a £1.25bn Rolls-Royce subsidy with an equity investment would give taxpayers a share of the…
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Sad Nipple Syndrome: Why Breast Touch Can Trigger Sudden Sadness
Sad Nipple Syndrome is not a formal diagnosis. Here is what may explain the sudden sadness some people report after…
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Seven Years After Her Cancer Shot, Donna Gustafson Keeps Living
One pancreatic cancer survivor credits an experimental mRNA shot, but researchers still need trials showing how well it works.
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MAHA’s promises meet a mixed scorecard on food and chemicals
MAHA evaluators fault the administration for failing most commitments, even as supporters cite changes to nutrition guidance.