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Study Links Alcohol and Smoking to Higher Rates of Breast Cancer and Atrial Fibrillation in Older Women Worldwide
A new global analysis published in the Journal of the American Heart Association finds that alcohol use and smoking are shared modifiable risk factors...
Bradley A. Maron Appointed Editor-in-Chief of Circulation, Signaling a New Era in Cardiovascular Research
The American Heart Association has named Dr. Bradley A. Maron as the new editor-in-chief of Circulation, bringing a focus on pulmonary hypertension an...
UCS Launches Interactive Tool to Track Attacks on Science Under Trump Administration
The Union of Concerned Scientists unveils a tool documenting attacks on science since Trump's second term, highlighting implications for companies lik...
Immune webs shape reperfusion injury: NETs emerge as key drivers and therapeutic targets
A new review in Burns & Trauma reveals that neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs) are central to ischaemia–reperfusion injury across multiple organs, ...
New Clinical Pathway May Accelerate Biliary Atresia Diagnosis, Reducing Need for Liver Transplant
Researchers from Texas Children's Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine have published a streamlined diagnostic pathway combining bilirubin testing ...
New Study Identifies Key Molecular Pathway Driving Fibrotic Scarring After Spinal Cord Injury and Potential Therapeutic Targets
Researchers discovered that the c-Jun–Irf8–CD36 axis promotes fibrotic scarring after spinal cord injury, and targeting CD36 or c-Jun with inhibitors ...
FDA-Approved Drug Could Enhance Immunotherapy for Rare Liver Cancer
Researchers at the University of Washington found that an existing FDA-approved drug may boost immunotherapy efficacy against fibrolamellar carcinoma,...
Ace Therapeutics Launches Comprehensive Preclinical Analgesic Drug Development Services
Ace Therapeutics announces end-to-end preclinical services for pain therapeutics, including diverse in vivo pain models and a full research platform, ...
Creative Biolabs Advances Drug Discovery with Custom Oligosaccharide Synthesis and Glycan Characterization
Creative Biolabs integrates chemical, enzymatic, and chemoenzymatic synthesis with comprehensive glycan analysis to provide structurally validated oli...
Amerigo Scientific Launches High-Quality iPSC-Derived Cells to Boost Biomedical Research and Cell Therapy
Amerigo Scientific released high-purity iPSC-derived cells and engineered reporter lines to support disease modeling, drug screening, and cell therapy...
Growing Scientific Evidence Links E-Cigarette Chemicals to Heart Health Risks
Research studies show that chemicals in e-cigarettes may harm heart health, prompting the American Heart Association to warn about cardiovascular risk...
American Heart Association Funds $3.4 Million in Cardiac Arrest Research Grants
The American Heart Association has awarded $3.4 million in grants to two research teams in New York and Oregon to study cardiac arrest prediction, tre...
Creative Diagnostics Launches Hantavirus Research Reagents to Support Diagnostic and Vaccine Development
Creative Diagnostics introduces a new line of hantavirus research reagents, including antigens and antibodies, to aid in the development of diagnostic...
Scientists Identify Key Enzyme That Could Block Brain Metastases
Researchers from King’s College London and McMaster University have discovered a molecular pathway critical for cancer migration to the brain, potenti...
Creative Biolabs Advances Neurodegeneration Research with iPSC Models
Creative Biolabs offers advanced iPSC-derived neuronal models to improve disease modeling and drug screening for neurodegenerative diseases like Alzhe...
WashU Vaccine Shows Promise in Extending Tumor-Free Survival for Glioblastoma Patients
A small clinical trial at Washington University Medicine testing a new vaccine against glioblastoma showed promise in extending tumor-free survival fo...
Alfa Cytology Expands Radiopharmaceutical Services with Integrated Radiolabeling and Characterization
Alfa Cytology has enhanced its radiopharmaceutical development portfolio by combining custom radiolabeling for ADCs and targeted radiopharmaceuticals ...
Human Complement C3 Protein Market Projected to Reach USD 208.3 Million by 2036 Driven by Precision Immunology Investments
The global Human Complement C3 Protein Market is expected to grow from USD 67.4 million in 2025 to USD 208.3 million by 2036, driven by increasing inv...
Immune Biomarkers May Predict Bladder Cancer Therapy Response
Northwestern Medicine researchers have identified immune system markers that could predict which bladder cancer patients respond to BCG therapy, poten...
eDNA Technology Revolutionizes Environmental Monitoring in China’s Yangtze River Basin
A five-year initiative in China’s Anhui Province uses environmental DNA (eDNA) technology to monitor biodiversity and detect invasive species, support...
Study Links Traumatic Brain Injury to Higher Brain Cancer Mortality Risk
A Mass General Brigham study found that individuals with a history of traumatic brain injury face a higher risk of dying from brain cancer, underscori...
Nefense Named Leader in Nasal Health Innovation by Wellness Index Report
Nefense has been recognized for its hypochlorous acid and xylitol-based nasal care products, which offer drug-free alternatives for respiratory wellne...
Newly Released War of the Havens: Volume III Escalates The Hellgate Series Into a Battle for Humanity's Future
The third volume of Dr. Christopher Paul Milne's trilogy shifts from discovery to open conflict as survivors seek refuge in an ancient fortress, explo...
Amerigo Scientific Launches Small Molecule Portfolio for Stem Cell Research and Therapy Manufacturing
Amerigo Scientific introduces research-grade and GMP-grade small molecules to advance stem cell research, regenerative medicine, and clinical therapy ...
Physics-Guided Neural Networks Enhance Canal Flow Forecasting, Reducing Uncertainty by 25%
A new study introduces a physics-guided mixture density network that improves forecasting of unpredictable lateral offtake discharges in large canal s...
Pediatric Brain Tumors Spread Faster as Immune Cells Build Enabling Scaffolding
Researchers identified that microglia produce fibronectin, creating a scaffold that accelerates the progression of diffuse midline gliomas, highlighti...
American Heart Association Launches First-Ever Heart Transplant Research Network to Address Innovation and Equity Gaps
The American Heart Association announces a new research network involving 15 centers to create a unified data and quality care infrastructure aimed at...
Cheat Codes Review Identifies Six Most Studied Research Peptides in 2026
A review by cheat codes ranks BPC-157, TB-500, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, Selank, and Epithalon as the most studied peptide compounds in peer-reviewed lite...
Sino Biological's Cell-Free Protein Synthesis Supports Tencent AI Study Published in Nature Communications
Sino Biological's XPressMAX™ Cell-Free Protein Synthesis Kit enabled rapid experimental validation of AI-designed proteins in a study by Tencent AI fo...
Better Heart Health Before Pandemic Linked to Lower Risk of Severe COVID-19
Adults with higher heart health scores, as measured by the American Heart Association's Life's Essential 8, were nearly half as likely to be hospitali...
Study Reveals How Errors in Brain Cell Division Could Lead to Cancer
Researchers at the University of Virginia found that errors in brain cell division during development may trigger cancer and developmental disorders, ...
Scientists Edge Closer to a Blood Test for Early Lung Cancer Detection
Researchers have made progress in developing a blood test that could identify individuals at high risk for lung cancer, addressing a critical gap in s...
Graphene Quantum Dots Show Promise in Targeting Parkinson's-Related Protein Clumping
A multinational research team has found that graphene quantum dots can prevent the aggregation of α-synuclein protein, which is linked to Parkinson's ...
UNC Researchers Develop Safer, More Effective Immunotherapy for Blood Cancer
University of North Carolina scientists have engineered immune cells that destroy acute myeloid leukemia while sparing healthy tissue, a breakthrough ...
Wastewater Monitoring Could Predict Influenza Outbreaks a Week in Advance
A Japanese study indicates that tracking influenza virus levels in wastewater can forecast outbreak trends about a week before clinical data, offering...
Study Links Testosterone Levels to Glioblastoma Survival in Men
New NIH-funded research suggests that men with higher testosterone levels may have longer survival when diagnosed with glioblastoma, opening potential...
Tevard Biosciences Presents Preclinical Data Showing Complete Dystrophin Restoration and Robust Titin Rescue with Suppressor tRNA Therapy at ASGCT 2026
Tevard Biosciences presented preclinical data at ASGCT 2026 demonstrating that its next-generation suppressor tRNAs achieve complete restoration of fu...
Blocking Fructose Metabolism Enhances Immune Response in Medulloblastoma, Johns Hopkins Study Finds
Researchers at Johns Hopkins discovered that inhibiting fructose metabolism in group 3 medulloblastoma tumor cells boosts immune response and slows ca...
Immunologists Discover How Cancer Reprograms Immune Cells to Support Cancer Growth
A new study reveals how cancer cells reprogram immune cells to aid tumor growth, potentially improving immunotherapy response rates for the nearly 80%...
Vitamin D Supplementation Boosts Chemotherapy Efficacy in Breast Cancer, Clinical Trial Reveals
A Brazilian clinical trial found that daily vitamin D supplementation enhances the effectiveness of standard chemotherapy in women with breast cancer,...
Study Reveals Link Between Breast Tissue Aging and Cancer Risk in Older Women
New research identifies how changes in breast tissue with age increase breast cancer risk, potentially guiding future treatments.
Advanced Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic Syndrome Linked to Increased Cancer Risk
New research published in Circulation: Population Health and Outcomes finds that later stages of CKM syndrome are associated with a 25-30% higher risk...
American Heart Association Mourns the Passing of Pioneering Cardiologist Dr. Eugene Braunwald
The American Heart Association honors the legacy of Dr. Eugene Braunwald, widely regarded as the father of modern cardiology, whose seven decades of r...
New Urine Test Could Predict Bladder Cancer Treatment Response
A novel urine test has been developed to detect residual bladder cancer after surgery and assess the effectiveness of immunotherapy, with potential im...
American Heart Association Funds $15 Million Research Network to Tackle Heart Valve Disease
The American Heart Association has awarded $15 million to three research centers to study early detection and prevention of heart valve disease, which...
Two Neuroscientists Awarded 2026 Ralph L. Sacco Scholarships for Brain Health Research
Sarah Kettlety and Cali McEntee receive $150,000 each to study concussion recovery and exercise-brain health links, advancing heart-brain connection r...
Canadian Scientists Discover Brain Cells That Aid Glioblastoma Development
Researchers have found that cells previously considered passive support structures in the brain actively fuel glioblastoma tumor growth, opening new a...
Vitamin B3 Shows Promise in Treating Glioblastoma Brain Cancer
Researchers at the University of Calgary are conducting further trials on vitamin B3 (niacin) after early studies suggest it may restore immune functi...