California Plastic Surgery Chains Face New Warnings
California cosmetic surgery chains face scrutiny as the American Society of Plastic Surgeons warns of rising injuries and patient deaths in 2026.
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Hidden Cancer Enzyme Discovery Opens New Immunotherapy Path
UCSF researchers discovered the Src enzyme appears on the surface of up to half of all tumors, creating a new target for cancer immunotherapies.
AI Tool Personalizes Antidepressants in Major International Trial
New AI tools revolutionize antidepressant treatment as UK doctors admit they never refuse mental health sick notes. Explore the shift in clinical care.
Vulnerable Neurons Hold Key to ALS and Frontotemporal Dementia
independent analysts investigates the discovery of specific neurons susceptible to ALS and frontotemporal dementia, offering new hope for clinical treatments.
Genetic Signature Predicts Rapid Kidney Decline
Researchers say a genetic signature linked to kidney-cell aging could help identify patients at risk of rapid decline before failure advances.
FDA Launches Real-Time Drug Side Effect Tracking
The FDA is moving adverse event reporting toward a real-time system intended to spot drug safety signals faster.
Mental Health Telehealth Data Exposes Medicare Coverage Gaps
New mental health telehealth data is exposing Medicare coverage gaps that affect access, continuity of care and provider participation.
Britain Scraps African Health Shield to Cut Spending
Britain's decision to scrap an African health shield has turned budget cutting into a debate over aid, disease risk and diplomatic influence.
Surgeons Face Moral Weight of Modern Warfare and Terror
Emergency Response at St Mary's March 22, 2017, began with the routine hum of academia for Shehan Hettiaratchy.
Gut Health Research Links Microbiome to Aging and Strength
Microbiome research is expanding beyond digestion, connecting gut health with aging, cognition and muscle performance in cautious terms.
Nicotine Neurobiology Explains Why Quitting Smoking Fails
Nicotine reaches the brain quickly and rewires reward signals, which helps explain why quitting smoking often takes repeated attempts.
Global Cities Cut Air Pollution as Health Gains Grow
Nineteen global cities have cut key air pollutants by more than 20%, offering evidence that urban clean-air policy can deliver health gains.