#medical-research
#medical-research

My rare disease was getting closer to a cure. RFK Jr could undermine that | Jameson Rich

Kennedy's control of the health department threatens medical research progress by cutting funding and projects.

Nearly 800 active medical research projects have been terminated under the current administration.

The Trump administration's policies may jeopardize future medical advancements and research funding.

fromwww.ocregister.com

Scientists say NIH officials told them to scrub mRNA references on grants

NIH may abandon mRNA vaccine research, discouraging scientists from mentioning it in grant applications.

Chaos and Confusion' at the N.I.H., the Crown Jewel of American Science

The NIH faces disruptive communication bans and administrative chaos under orders from the Department of Government Efficiency, threatening American medical research.

5 days ago

NIH scientists call on director to protect biomedical research

NIH scientists have united in the Bethesda Declaration to oppose perceived political interference in research funding and priorities under the current administration.

fromkffhealthnews.org

Lifesaving mRNA Vaccine Technology Appears Targeted under Trump and RFK, Jr.

NIH is urging scientists to eliminate mRNA vaccine references from grant applications, signaling a potential retreat from this area of research.

fromwww.nature.com

How Trump is Slashing Health Research, in 4 Charts

The NIH has abruptly terminated nearly 800 research projects, drastically impacting scientific fields and funding due to new administrative priorities.

Non-profit organizations

My rare disease was getting closer to a cure. RFK Jr could undermine that | Jameson Rich

Kennedy's control of the health department threatens medical research progress by cutting funding and projects.

Nearly 800 active medical research projects have been terminated under the current administration.

The Trump administration's policies may jeopardize future medical advancements and research funding.

fromwww.ocregister.com

Scientists say NIH officials told them to scrub mRNA references on grants

NIH may abandon mRNA vaccine research, discouraging scientists from mentioning it in grant applications.

Chaos and Confusion' at the N.I.H., the Crown Jewel of American Science

The NIH faces disruptive communication bans and administrative chaos under orders from the Department of Government Efficiency, threatening American medical research.

5 days ago

NIH scientists call on director to protect biomedical research

NIH scientists have united in the Bethesda Declaration to oppose perceived political interference in research funding and priorities under the current administration.

fromkffhealthnews.org

Lifesaving mRNA Vaccine Technology Appears Targeted under Trump and RFK, Jr.

NIH is urging scientists to eliminate mRNA vaccine references from grant applications, signaling a potential retreat from this area of research.

more#nih

#antibiotic-resistance

6 days ago

Doctors trialling 'poo pills' to flush out dangerous superbugs

Doctors in the UK are using freeze-dried faecal pills to combat antibiotic-resistant superbug infections.

OMG science

Doctors' best friends: dogs will help sniff out bacteria for cystic fibrosis sufferers

Dogs like Jodie may help detect infections and antibiotic resistance through scent identification.

6 days ago

Doctors trialling 'poo pills' to flush out dangerous superbugs

Doctors in the UK are using freeze-dried faecal pills to combat antibiotic-resistant superbug infections.

more#antibiotic-resistance

OMG science

Doctors' best friends: dogs will help sniff out bacteria for cystic fibrosis sufferers

Dr. Sheldon Greenfield, Who Exposed Gaps in Health Care, Dies at 86

Dr. Sheldon Greenfield's research significantly improved cancer care for older patients and highlighted the importance of patient engagement during medical consultations.

Scientists Claim AI Can Tell Cancer Patients Their Odds of Living by Looking At Their Selfies

AI can estimate biological age from facial photos, indicating potential treatment outcomes for cancer patients.

Cancer-fighting immune cells could soon be engineered inside our bodies

CAR T cell therapy has evolved from skepticism in the 1990s to a promising cancer treatment today.

Doctors still seeking cure for brain cancer that struck former Utah Rep. Mia Love

Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman in Congress, dies from glioblastoma, highlighting challenges in treating this aggressive brain cancer.

What Ivermectin Can (and Can't) Do

Ivermectin has not been proven to treat cancer, and misinformation is increasingly affecting patient treatment decisions.

fromThe Washington Post

Alternative medicine

Robert Holton, who helped develop a potent cancer drug, dies at 81

Dr. Sheldon Greenfield, Who Exposed Gaps in Health Care, Dies at 86

Dr. Sheldon Greenfield's research significantly improved cancer care for older patients and highlighted the importance of patient engagement during medical consultations.

Scientists Claim AI Can Tell Cancer Patients Their Odds of Living by Looking At Their Selfies

AI can estimate biological age from facial photos, indicating potential treatment outcomes for cancer patients.

Cancer-fighting immune cells could soon be engineered inside our bodies

CAR T cell therapy has evolved from skepticism in the 1990s to a promising cancer treatment today.

Doctors still seeking cure for brain cancer that struck former Utah Rep. Mia Love

Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman in Congress, dies from glioblastoma, highlighting challenges in treating this aggressive brain cancer.

What Ivermectin Can (and Can't) Do

Ivermectin has not been proven to treat cancer, and misinformation is increasingly affecting patient treatment decisions.

fromThe Washington Post

Alternative medicine

Robert Holton, who helped develop a potent cancer drug, dies at 81

more#cancer-treatment

#public-health

Science

Daily briefing: Inside the wild-animal markets that could start the next pandemic

Alternative medicine

Total Chad Gets Bit by Hundreds Venomous Snakes to Develop Universal Antivenom

UK news

Potential new antibiotic for treating gonorrhoea

Mental health

The majority of Americans ignore symptoms that could be serious: survey

fromBrooklyn Eagle

NYC parents

AGs ask courts to restore NIH vital medical research funds, calling the cuts illegal

Coronavirus

A man let snakes bite him for years. He could be the key to a universal antivenom

Science

Daily briefing: Inside the wild-animal markets that could start the next pandemic

Researchers are uncovering risks in trades that could lead to pandemics, emphasizing the need for vigilance and ethical practices.

Total Chad Gets Bit by Hundreds Venomous Snakes to Develop Universal Antivenom

Friede's unique antibody extraction may lead to a universal antivenom for snakebite treatment.

UK news

Potential new antibiotic for treating gonorrhoea

Mental health

The majority of Americans ignore symptoms that could be serious: survey

fromBrooklyn Eagle

NYC parents

AGs ask courts to restore NIH vital medical research funds, calling the cuts illegal

Coronavirus

A man let snakes bite him for years. He could be the key to a universal antivenom

more#public-health

Science-integrity project will root out bad medical papers 'and tell everyone'

The Medical Evidence Project aims to identify and neutralize flawed medical research impacting health guidelines.

#healthcare-policy

fromAdvocate.com

Harvard doctors sue Trump administration over censoring LGBTQ+ terms

Two Harvard doctors are suing the Trump Administration for censoring LGBTQ-related medical articles, claiming it undermines patient safety and academic integrity.

fromScary Mommy

4 weeks ago

RFK Orders "Complete Review" Of Abortion Pill

Secretary Kennedy plans to review mifepristone after safety concerns arise from a controversial EPPC report claiming high adverse events.

fromTruthout

Abortion Opponents Are Using "Junk Science" Studies to Target Mifepristone

Anti-abortion groups are using flawed studies to challenge the safety of mifepristone, jeopardizing access to this commonly used abortion pill.

US news

Exclusive: US veterans agency orders scientists not to publish in journals without clearance

fromAdvocate.com

Harvard doctors sue Trump administration over censoring LGBTQ+ terms

Two Harvard doctors are suing the Trump Administration for censoring LGBTQ-related medical articles, claiming it undermines patient safety and academic integrity.

fromScary Mommy

4 weeks ago

RFK Orders "Complete Review" Of Abortion Pill

Secretary Kennedy plans to review mifepristone after safety concerns arise from a controversial EPPC report claiming high adverse events.

fromTruthout

Abortion Opponents Are Using "Junk Science" Studies to Target Mifepristone

Anti-abortion groups are using flawed studies to challenge the safety of mifepristone, jeopardizing access to this commonly used abortion pill.

US news

Exclusive: US veterans agency orders scientists not to publish in journals without clearance

more#healthcare-policy

fromWIRED

What Are Exosomes, and Why Are They in Your Skincare?

Exosomes, once obscure, are now hailed as skincare miracles, yet their medical applications are still under investigation.

#clinical-trials

How halt in funding hurts efforts to ensure safety of patients in medical research - Harvard Gazette

Federal funding cuts to Harvard disrupt oversight of medical research, affecting patient rights and safety in studies.

Women

The Guardian view on bias in medical research: disregard for women's health belongs in the past | Editorial

Significant gender disparities remain in clinical trial participation, with more trials focusing on men's health.

Women's health continues to be underrepresented in medical research despite prior advocacy.

Women in technology

Concerning' lack of female-only medical trials in UK, say health experts

fromSun Sentinel

Miami Marlins

What's the future of kids' healthcare in Miami? FIU and Nicklaus have a plan

How halt in funding hurts efforts to ensure safety of patients in medical research - Harvard Gazette

Federal funding cuts to Harvard disrupt oversight of medical research, affecting patient rights and safety in studies.

Women

The Guardian view on bias in medical research: disregard for women's health belongs in the past | Editorial

Significant gender disparities remain in clinical trial participation, with more trials focusing on men's health.

Women's health continues to be underrepresented in medical research despite prior advocacy.

Women in technology

Concerning' lack of female-only medical trials in UK, say health experts

fromSun Sentinel

Miami Marlins

What's the future of kids' healthcare in Miami? FIU and Nicklaus have a plan

Call for NHS to give women with dense breasts extra cancer scans

Women with very dense breasts should receive additional scans to better detect breast cancer, potentially saving lives.

#survival-rates

Opinion: How federally funded research saved my son's sight and his life

Government funding for medical research is crucial for children's healthcare outcomes.

Preventive care is vital in early detection and treatment of childhood cancers.

Personal stories illustrate the impact of medical advancements on survival rates.

Cancer

What a Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Like Biden's Means for Patients

Opinion: How federally funded research saved my son's sight and his life

Government funding for medical research is crucial for children's healthcare outcomes.

Preventive care is vital in early detection and treatment of childhood cancers.

Personal stories illustrate the impact of medical advancements on survival rates.

Cancer

What a Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Like Biden's Means for Patients

Medical and Scientific Research Makes America Great

America's basic medical and scientific research is at risk due to declining funding and support.

In World First, Baby Receives Personalized CRISPR Gene-Editing Treatment

A baby boy is thriving after receiving a personalized CRISPR therapy designed for his unique genetic mutation.

SF parents

A Spanish therapy saves the lives of the unluckiest family in the world'

Alternative medicine

High blood pressure medication for adults also helps children with butterfly skin

New gene therapy shows promise in healing epidermolysis bullosa wounds, while repurposed drugs like losartan also provide potential benefits.

fromCbsnews

OMG science

New research shows promise for restoring vision for people with glaucoma, other conditions

New research reveals potential therapies for retinal damage using gene therapy to combat Prox-1 protein's inhibitory effect on retinal regeneration.

fromwww.nature.com

4 weeks ago

In World First, Baby Receives Personalized CRISPR Gene-Editing Treatment

A baby boy is thriving after receiving a personalized CRISPR therapy designed for his unique genetic mutation.

SF parents

A Spanish therapy saves the lives of the unluckiest family in the world'

A revolutionary gene therapy has transformed the lives of children suffering from a rare genetic disorder caused by a DNA mutation.

High blood pressure medication for adults also helps children with butterfly skin

New gene therapy shows promise in healing epidermolysis bullosa wounds, while repurposed drugs like losartan also provide potential benefits.

fromCbsnews

OMG science

New research shows promise for restoring vision for people with glaucoma, other conditions

How CAR-T cancer therapies could harm the brain

Cell therapies for cancer can trigger harmful immune responses affecting the brain.

Study results in mice may inform safer cancer treatment strategies in humans.

#healthcare

fromThe Atlantic

How AI Will Actually Contribute to a Cancer Cure

AI is expected to revolutionize science, but claims about curing diseases are often exaggerated and unrepresentative of current capabilities.

Common test responsible for 103,000 new US cases of cancer in just one year

CT scans may lead to over 100,000 new cancer cases yearly in the US, demanding caution in their prescription.

VA research brought CT scans and pacemakers into the world. Now it's at risk of cuts

VA research significantly improves veterans' health treatment options, but current funding and staffing uncertainties threaten this progress.

UK politics

The toxic debate about obesity rages on. But at least we know if Mounjaro or Wegovy is better for weight loss | Zoe Williams

fromThe Atlantic

How AI Will Actually Contribute to a Cancer Cure

AI is expected to revolutionize science, but claims about curing diseases are often exaggerated and unrepresentative of current capabilities.

Common test responsible for 103,000 new US cases of cancer in just one year

CT scans may lead to over 100,000 new cancer cases yearly in the US, demanding caution in their prescription.

VA research brought CT scans and pacemakers into the world. Now it's at risk of cuts

VA research significantly improves veterans' health treatment options, but current funding and staffing uncertainties threaten this progress.

UK politics

The toxic debate about obesity rages on. But at least we know if Mounjaro or Wegovy is better for weight loss | Zoe Williams

more#healthcare

#immunology

The man who was bitten hundreds of times by poisonous snakes paves the way for a universal antidote

Promising new antidote developed for snakebites based on antibodies from Tim Friede, offering hope for universal treatment.

Inverse vaccines': the promise of a holy grail' treatment for autoimmune diseases

Inverse vaccines represent a revolutionary approach to treating autoimmune diseases by specifically targeting rogue components of the immune system.

fromwww.scientificamerican.com

A Snake Collector Volunteered for 200 Snakebites. His Blood Is Now Being Studied in Antivenom

A new antivenom developed using antibodies from a man who survived multiple venomous snake bites shows promise against 19 snake species.

Snake collector's immunity quest opens path towards universal antivenom

Tim Friede's self-experimentation offers a groundbreaking approach to developing a universal antivenom for snake bites.

The man who was bitten hundreds of times by poisonous snakes paves the way for a universal antidote

Promising new antidote developed for snakebites based on antibodies from Tim Friede, offering hope for universal treatment.

Inverse vaccines': the promise of a holy grail' treatment for autoimmune diseases

Inverse vaccines represent a revolutionary approach to treating autoimmune diseases by specifically targeting rogue components of the immune system.

fromwww.scientificamerican.com

A Snake Collector Volunteered for 200 Snakebites. His Blood Is Now Being Studied in Antivenom

A new antivenom developed using antibodies from a man who survived multiple venomous snake bites shows promise against 19 snake species.

Snake collector's immunity quest opens path towards universal antivenom

Tim Friede's self-experimentation offers a groundbreaking approach to developing a universal antivenom for snake bites.

Why doctors and researchers say Canada needs to change course on women's health studies | CBC News

Despite existing mandates, women's health research funding remains stagnant, raising concerns about patient care and research priorities.

fromBrooklyn Eagle

Maimonides Health's Evening of Research will celebrate groundbreaking advances in medical field

Maimonides Medical Center celebrates research advancements with 93 abstracts showcased, recognizing winners in various categories during the 9th Annual Evening of Research event.

Roam Research

Korea's Haenyeo women divers evolved genetic superpower DW 05/06/2025

The Haenyeo of Jeju Island possess unique genetic adaptations for diving, including cold tolerance and lower blood pressure, stemming from their cultural practices.

OMG science

Twenty years of genome-wide association studies

fromwww.dw.com

OMG science

Korea's Haenyeo women divers developed genetic superpower DW 05/06/2025

fromwww.dw.com

Korea's Haenyeo women divers evolved genetic superpower DW 05/06/2025

The Haenyeo of Jeju Island possess unique genetic adaptations for diving, including cold tolerance and lower blood pressure, stemming from their cultural practices.

OMG science

Twenty years of genome-wide association studies

fromwww.dw.com

OMG science

Korea's Haenyeo women divers developed genetic superpower DW 05/06/2025

more#genetics

fromThe Washington Post

One man's snake bite obsession could yield a lifesaving breakthrough

Tim Friede's self-experimentation with snake venom could lead to a universal antivenom.

#ai-in-healthcare

AI tool predicts relapse risk for children with brain cancer - Harvard Gazette

AI outperforms traditional methods in predicting relapse risk for pediatric glioma patients.

fromZDNET

How Google is using AI to improve its medical advice reputation

Google is utilizing AI to revolutionize healthcare, providing more accurate information and tools for better patient outcomes.

AI tool predicts relapse risk for children with brain cancer - Harvard Gazette

AI outperforms traditional methods in predicting relapse risk for pediatric glioma patients.

fromZDNET

How Google is using AI to improve its medical advice reputation

Google is utilizing AI to revolutionize healthcare, providing more accurate information and tools for better patient outcomes.

more#ai-in-healthcare

Advancing Cannabinoid Research Globally

The ICRS symposium plays a crucial role in fostering collaboration among researchers, clinicians, and industry professionals to advance knowledge about cannabinoids and their effects.

OMG science

My fight to unlock cannabis and psychedelic drugs for use in medical research

Sue Sisley's journey reflects a significant shift in the perception of cannabis for treating PTSD in veterans.

Your Weed Habit May Be Messing With Your Sperm

Cannabis use can negatively affect male fertility by impacting semen quality.

Cryptocurrency

Federal Rescheduling of Cannabis: What Does a Potential Change Mean?

My fight to unlock cannabis and psychedelic drugs for use in medical research

Sue Sisley's journey reflects a significant shift in the perception of cannabis for treating PTSD in veterans.

Your Weed Habit May Be Messing With Your Sperm

Cannabis use can negatively affect male fertility by impacting semen quality.

Cryptocurrency

Federal Rescheduling of Cannabis: What Does a Potential Change Mean?

more#cannabis

fromNews Center

Feinberg Faculty Inducted to Prestigious Honor Societies - News Center

When I was first starting out as a new research fellow in the field of mineral metabolism, I read many seminal papers that were published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, which is the leading journal of the American Society of Investigation.

OMG science

How America loses its edge

Trump's funding cuts threaten vital medical research and US global leadership in science.

fromwww.mediaite.com

fromInside Higher Ed | Higher Education News, Events and Jobs

Dan Koh: Trump Playing Politics With Key Medical Research

Trump's actions against Harvard could jeopardize critical federal funding for cancer and medical research.

NYC parents

Trump Admin Cuts Halt Medical Research, Deaf Ed Training

fromBusiness Insider

How America loses its edge

Trump's funding cuts threaten vital medical research and US global leadership in science.

fromwww.mediaite.com

fromInside Higher Ed | Higher Education News, Events and Jobs

Dan Koh: Trump Playing Politics With Key Medical Research

Trump's actions against Harvard could jeopardize critical federal funding for cancer and medical research.

NYC parents

Trump Admin Cuts Halt Medical Research, Deaf Ed Training

Doctors Say Injecting Gold Into Eyeballs Could Restore Lost Vision

Gold nanoparticles may restore vision in retinal damage without surgery or genetic modifications.

Bile imbalance linked to liver cancer- Harvard Gazette

Restructuring bile acid regulation could lead to groundbreaking liver cancer treatments.

Vaguely Threatening': Federal Prosecutor Queries Leading Medical Journal

Dr. Eric Rubin, editor in chief of N.E.J.M., described the recent inquiries from U.S. attorney Edward Martin Jr. as vaguely threatening, reflecting fears of political bias in scientific publication.

US news

Ingredient hidden in your spice rack could reverse Alzheimer's disease

A new treatment derived from carnosic acid found in rosemary and sage shows potential in reversing Alzheimer's disease by reducing brain inflammation.

fromFast Company

This brain-computer interface allowed a stroke survivor to speak after 18 years

Researchers have developed a brain-computer interface that translates thoughts into speech, potentially helping those unable to speak.

This device represents a significant advancement in speech synthesis technology.

Stem cells to treat Parkinson's? Two small studies hint at success

Stem cell transplants show promise in treating Parkinson's disease by potentially producing dopamine and easing symptoms.

Paralysed man stands again after receiving 'reprogrammed' stem cells

A paralysed man stands independently after neural stem cell treatment, showing potential in spinal cord injury therapy.

fromBig Think

Inside a neuroscientist's quest to cure coma

Daniel Toker's research centers on unconsciousness, driven by a personal tragedy that reshaped his perspective on consciousness and personhood.

fromMail Online

Ingredient hidden in your spice rack could reverse Alzheimer's disease

A new treatment derived from carnosic acid found in rosemary and sage shows potential in reversing Alzheimer's disease by reducing brain inflammation.

fromFast Company

This brain-computer interface allowed a stroke survivor to speak after 18 years

Researchers have developed a brain-computer interface that translates thoughts into speech, potentially helping those unable to speak.

This device represents a significant advancement in speech synthesis technology.

Stem cells to treat Parkinson's? Two small studies hint at success

Stem cell transplants show promise in treating Parkinson's disease by potentially producing dopamine and easing symptoms.

Paralysed man stands again after receiving 'reprogrammed' stem cells

A paralysed man stands independently after neural stem cell treatment, showing potential in spinal cord injury therapy.

fromBig Think

Inside a neuroscientist's quest to cure coma

Daniel Toker's research centers on unconsciousness, driven by a personal tragedy that reshaped his perspective on consciousness and personhood.

more#neuroscience

fromABC7 San Francisco

Federal cuts by Trump administration could ricochet through Bay Area research hubs, experts say

The Trump administration's proposed budget cuts threaten major health research funding and institutions, impacting public health advancements.

New details of Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa's final days released

Authorities released an investigation report on Gene Hackman's wife Betsy Arakawa, indicating her efforts to research flu-like symptoms before her death from hantavirus pulmonary syndrome.

Pets

#trump-administration

Judge Permanently Bars N.I.H. From Limiting Medical Research Funding

A federal judge permanently barred funding limits on NIH research, restoring billions in grants and signaling an ongoing legal battle over the Trump administration's policy.

fromKqed

US news

Fire Retardants: Can They Harm Those That They Help? | KQED

Judge Permanently Bars N.I.H. From Limiting Medical Research Funding

A federal judge permanently barred funding limits on NIH research, restoring billions in grants and signaling an ongoing legal battle over the Trump administration's policy.

fromKqed

more#trump-administration

US news

Fire Retardants: Can They Harm Those That They Help? | KQED

Medicine

Pig Kidney Removed From Alabama Woman After Organ Rejection

The genetically engineered pig's kidney was removed after 130 days due to acute rejection, marking a significant moment in xenotransplantation research.

Pain pathway in a dish could aid search for new analgesic drugs

Researchers have developed a laboratory model mimicking the human pain pathway, which could revolutionize pain medication testing and understanding.

Medicine

MRI Scans Causing Nasty Material to Form Inside Body, Scientists Find

Researchers have linked oxalic acid from certain foods to toxic reactions from gadolinium contrast dye used in MRIs.

Pig kidney transplant fails after patient rejection

Towana Looney's genetically engineered pig kidney functioned well for over four months, and she was able to enjoy life without dialysis for the first time in nine years.

Non-profit organizations

#alzheimers-disease

OMG science

Team hits milestone toward prion disease treatment - Harvard Gazette

Mental health

Latest Alzheimer's lab tests focus on memory loss, not brain plaques

OMG science

Team hits milestone toward prion disease treatment - Harvard Gazette

Mental health

Latest Alzheimer's lab tests focus on memory loss, not brain plaques

more#alzheimers-disease

#multiple-sclerosis

Bay Area scientist wins major award for multiple sclerosis research

Dr. Stephen Hauser's groundbreaking MS research offers new hope for patients, challenging previous beliefs and leading to a pioneering treatment.

London politics

David Landon obituary

David Landon pioneered high-resolution electron microscopy for neuromuscular disease diagnosis, significantly aiding research and understanding of conditions like multiple sclerosis.

Bay Area scientist wins major award for multiple sclerosis research

Dr. Stephen Hauser's groundbreaking MS research offers new hope for patients, challenging previous beliefs and leading to a pioneering treatment.

London politics

David Landon obituary

more#multiple-sclerosis

fromMail Online

Bald men rejoice! Scientists uncover a simple way to cure hair loss

MCL-1 protein is crucial for hair growth and preventing hair loss conditions like alopecia.

Is it true that showering every day is bad for your skin?

"Historically, daily washing was seen as problematic due to concerns about altering the skin's microbiome. Recent studies challenge this belief, showing no adverse effects of frequent washing on eczema."

Mental health

fromwww.mcall.com

Blood test for ovarian cancer misses some Black and Native American patients, study finds

Blood tests for ovarian cancer may be ineffective for some Black and Native American women, contributing to healthcare disparities.

Kilmer McCully, Pathologist Scorned for New Theory of Heart Disease, Dies at 91

Kilmer S. McCully identified homocysteine as a heart disease risk factor, opposing traditional cholesterol-focused approaches, facing professional ostracism for his beliefs.

fromianVisits

The blocky 1960s Euston Tower is getting curves with site redevelopment

The redesigned appearance of the Euston office tower will move away from its outdated grey 1960s facade to a more contemporary, curvy design.

London

fromBusiness Insider

9 ways living in space changes the human body

Short and long-duration space missions profoundly alter the human body, affecting muscles and cardiovascular systems.

SF food

A devastating nerve disease stalks a mountain village

Montchavin, a small French Alpine village, has an unusually high rate of ALS cases, prompting further investigations into potential environmental or genetic causes.

fromPsychology Today

Speaking From the Heart on the Importance of Medical Research

Advocating for increased medical research funding is crucial for combating diseases like Alzheimer's and cancer.

fromArs Technica