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Mechanical pressure kills invasive cancer cells
Mechanical pressure may kill invasive cancer cells by activating self-destruct process in tumors.
New Whole-Genome Test Aims to Close Diagnostic Gaps
Ambry Genetics' new GenomeNext whole-genome test aims to close diagnostic gaps using a human pangenome and optional RNA analysis to help diagnose…
Young, Low-Income Women Face Breast Cancer Treatment Delays
Young, low-income women face breast cancer treatment delays, with research showing they're more likely to experience delays at multiple stages of care.
Microbiome Changes Linked to Severe Long COVID Symptoms
Research links microbiome changes in the oral and lung regions to severe long COVID symptoms, offering insights into persistent health issues.
Gut bacteria linked to post-vaccine fever in new study
New study reveals gut bacteria may influence post-vaccine fever, offering dietary adjustments to reduce inflammation and improve vaccine acceptance.
NR supplement fails to slow Parkinson’s disease in major trial
An NR supplement failed to slow Parkinson's disease progression in a major Phase III trial, according to JAMA research.
Intellia’s CRISPR Therapy Moves Toward FDA Approval for HAE
CRISPR HAE therapy by Intellia may receive FDA approval in March 2027, offering a one-time treatment to lower kallikrein and bradykinin levels.
Enzyme FAH may predict CDK4/6 inhibitor resistance in breast cancer
The enzyme FAH may predict resistance to CDK4/6 inhibitors in hormone receptor-positive breast cancer, offering potential for better treatment strategies.
Treating Fibrotic Disease by Reversing Cellular Aging
Scientists are exploring a way to treat fibrotic disease by reactivating a cellular process that naturally declines with age, potentially reducing tissue…
Ultra-Processed Foods Alter Metabolism and Brain
Ultra-processed foods may alter metabolism and brain responses even with matching nutritional content, as shown in a Nature Metabolism study of 57…