Middle East Conflict Deepens Health Crisis and Pathogen Risk
WHO warnings and Marburg research highlight how Middle East conflict can weaken health systems and raise pathogen risk.
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PRC2 Cancer Research Targets the Proteins That Control Cell Memory
Researchers explore how the PRC2 protein complex regulates cell identity to develop new treatments for breast, prostate, and blood cancers in 2026.
Planned Parenthood Botox Pivot Exposes Reproductive Funding Crisis
A New York Planned Parenthood clinic begins offering Botox injections to subsidize reproductive health services, highlighting a new era of medical funding.
Sierra Leone Maternal Hospital Seeks to End Maternal Mortality
Sierra Leone's new Maternal Center of Excellence puts Isata Dumbuya's work at the center of a national fight against maternal mortality.
Clinical Trials Test Sildenafil for Leigh Syndrome Treatment
Investigators analyze sildenafil as a potential treatment for Leigh syndrome, a fatal genetic disease, following promising safety data in children.
FDA Clears Leucovorin for Rare Brain Disorder Without Trial Data
The FDA has approved leucovorin for a rare brain disorder without new clinical trial data, signaling a major shift in orphan drug regulations.
Epilepsy Death Demand Exposes Gaps in Risk Communication
A mother’s demand for accountability after a sudden epilepsy death highlights gaps in risk communication, follow-up and family support.
Sudden Hearing Loss Case Shows Care Gaps
A sudden hearing-loss case at 56 highlights gaps in American hearing care, emergency referrals and insurance access.
Giant Snow Piles Leave Toxic Trail Across Toronto
Toronto's massive snow dumps are releasing a toxic cocktail of salt and heavy metals into local waterways, posing a major environmental health risk.
Health Advisers Abandon Plan to Review Covid Vaccine Safety
Federal health advisers under RFK Jr. have dropped a controversial proposal to re-examine COVID-19 vaccine safety following a lack of scientific evidence.
NHS Greenlights Non-Hormonal Drug for Menopause Symptoms
NHS England approves the non-hormonal drug Veoza for 500,000 women suffering from menopause hot flushes, providing a vital alternative to traditional HRT.
Medical Software Giants Flood Clinics With Unproven AI Bots
Tech giants like Epic and Oracle are flooding hospitals with AI agents like Art and Penny despite a lack of clinical validation and safety oversight.