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Quantum BioPharma Achieves Key Enrollment Milestone in MS Imaging Study, Early Data Shows Promise

Quantum BioPharma Achieves Key Enrollment Milestone in MS Imaging Study, Early Data Shows Promise

Quantum BioPharma's imaging study for multiple sclerosis reaches halfway enrollment, with preliminary data showing a meaningful signal in MS lesions, ...

July 21, 2026Read the full article →
Gut microbiome emerges as key player in biliary atresia — could targeting bacteria improve outcomes for infants?

Gut microbiome emerges as key player in biliary atresia — could targeting bacteria improve outcomes for infants?

A new review highlights that gut microbiome imbalances in infants with biliary atresia are linked to worse outcomes, suggesting microbiome-modulating ...

July 21, 2026Read the full article →
Regentis Biomaterials Secures Japan Patent Allowance for GelrinC Manufacturing Technology

Regentis Biomaterials Secures Japan Patent Allowance for GelrinC Manufacturing Technology

Regentis Biomaterials Ltd. received a Japan patent allowance for its organic solvent-free manufacturing process for GelrinC, a regenerative knee carti...

July 20, 2026Read the full article →
Study Links Gut Microbial Metabolites to Enhanced Cancer Immunotherapy Sensitivity

Study Links Gut Microbial Metabolites to Enhanced Cancer Immunotherapy Sensitivity

A new study finds that metabolites from gut bacteria can improve responses to cancer immunotherapy, offering insights into why some patients benefit m...

July 17, 2026Read the full article →
NanoViricides Gets Ethics Nod for Phase II Ebola Trial in DRC, Pivotal for Oral Treatment Access

NanoViricides Gets Ethics Nod for Phase II Ebola Trial in DRC, Pivotal for Oral Treatment Access

NanoViricides received ethics approval for a Phase II trial of NV-387 oral gummies against Bundibugyo ebolavirus in the DRC, potentially offering the ...

July 13, 2026Read the full article →
Thyroid Hormone T3 Shows Promise in Preventing Pediatric Brain Tumor Recurrence

Thyroid Hormone T3 Shows Promise in Preventing Pediatric Brain Tumor Recurrence

Research indicates that adding triiodothyronine (T3), a widely prescribed thyroid hormone, to standard chemotherapy could reduce recurrence of pediatr...

July 13, 2026Read the full article →
Gum Disease Bacteria Linked to Calcific Aortic Valve Stenosis, Study Finds

Gum Disease Bacteria Linked to Calcific Aortic Valve Stenosis, Study Finds

A new study presented at the American Heart Association's Basic Cardiovascular Sciences Scientific Sessions 2026 suggests that the bacteria Porphyromo...

July 12, 2026Read the full article →
Understanding Treatment Resistance in Cancer: Mechanisms and Emerging Solutions

Understanding Treatment Resistance in Cancer: Mechanisms and Emerging Solutions

The article explores the mechanisms behind treatment resistance in cancer, a major barrier to effective therapy, and highlights research by Calidi Bio...

July 9, 2026Read the full article →
Study Finds Shared Modifiable Risk Factors for Breast Cancer and Atrial Fibrillation in Older Women Globally

Study Finds Shared Modifiable Risk Factors for Breast Cancer and Atrial Fibrillation in Older Women Globally

A global analysis published in the Journal of the American Heart Association reveals that alcohol use and smoking are linked to both breast cancer and...

July 8, 2026Read the full article →
American Heart Association Names Bradley A. Maron as New Editor-in-Chief of Circulation

American Heart Association Names Bradley A. Maron as New Editor-in-Chief of Circulation

The American Heart Association appoints renowned pulmonary vascular researcher Bradley A. Maron, M.D., FAHA, as editor-in-chief of its flagship journa...

July 6, 2026Read the full article →
Neutrophil Extracellular Traps Drive Reperfusion Injury Across Organs, Review Shows

Neutrophil Extracellular Traps Drive Reperfusion Injury Across Organs, Review Shows

A review in Burns & Trauma highlights neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs) as key mediators of ischemia-reperfusion injury, offering new biomarkers a...

July 4, 2026Read the full article →
New Clinical Pathway Aims to Speed Diagnosis of Biliary Atresia in Infants

New Clinical Pathway Aims to Speed Diagnosis of Biliary Atresia in Infants

A streamlined diagnostic pathway combining bilirubin testing and feeding ultrasound could enable earlier detection of biliary atresia, improving outco...

July 4, 2026Read the full article →
Amerigo Scientific Launches High-Quality iPSC-Derived Cells to Boost Biomedical Research and Cell Therapy Development

Amerigo Scientific Launches High-Quality iPSC-Derived Cells to Boost Biomedical Research and Cell Therapy Development

Amerigo Scientific releases premium iPSC-derived cells and engineered reporter lines, offering robust tools for disease modeling, drug screening, and ...

June 30, 2026Read the full article →
Ace Therapeutics Launches Comprehensive Preclinical Pain Research Platform to Accelerate Analgesic Drug Development

Ace Therapeutics Launches Comprehensive Preclinical Pain Research Platform to Accelerate Analgesic Drug Development

Ace Therapeutics announces full-spectrum preclinical analgesic drug development services with validated in vivo pain models and integrated research ca...

June 30, 2026Read the full article →
New American Heart Association Grants Fund Pioneering Cardiac Arrest Research

New American Heart Association Grants Fund Pioneering Cardiac Arrest Research

The American Heart Association has awarded $3.4 million in grants to two research teams in New York and Oregon to lead studies aimed at improving card...

June 29, 2026Read the full article →
Immune Biomarkers May Predict Bladder Cancer Therapy Response

Immune Biomarkers May Predict Bladder Cancer Therapy Response

Northwestern Medicine researchers identified immune system markers that could predict which patients respond to BCG bladder cancer therapy, potentiall...

June 17, 2026Read the full article →
Study Links TBI to Higher Mortality Risk Due to Brain Cancer

Study Links TBI to Higher Mortality Risk Due to Brain Cancer

A Mass General Brigham study found that traumatic brain injury patients face higher brain cancer mortality, underscoring the need for long-term monito...

June 12, 2026Read the full article →
American Heart Association Launches First-Ever Heart Transplant Research Network Aimed at Transforming Care

American Heart Association Launches First-Ever Heart Transplant Research Network Aimed at Transforming Care

The American Heart Association announces a pioneering research network involving 15 centers to create a unified data and quality infrastructure, addre...

June 3, 2026Read the full article →
Graphene Quantum Dots Show Promise in Targeting Parkinson's-Related Protein Clumping

Graphene Quantum Dots Show Promise in Targeting Parkinson's-Related Protein Clumping

Researchers found that graphene quantum dots can prevent the clumping of α-synuclein protein linked to Parkinson's disease, opening a new avenue for t...

May 21, 2026Read the full article →
Vitamin D Supplementation Enhances Chemotherapy Outcomes in Breast Cancer Patients, Study Finds

Vitamin D Supplementation Enhances Chemotherapy Outcomes in Breast Cancer Patients, Study Finds

A clinical trial in Brazil reveals that daily vitamin D supplements can improve chemotherapy response in breast cancer patients, offering a low-cost, ...

May 4, 2026Read the full article →
Lexaria Extends Material Transfer Agreement with PharmaCO for GLP-1 Drug Delivery Evaluation

Lexaria Extends Material Transfer Agreement with PharmaCO for GLP-1 Drug Delivery Evaluation

Lexaria Bioscience has extended its Material Transfer Agreement with a pharmaceutical company through December 2026 to review GLP-1 R&D results, poten...

April 29, 2026Read the full article →
American Heart Association Mourns Passing of Dr. Eugene Braunwald, Father of Modern Cardiology

American Heart Association Mourns Passing of Dr. Eugene Braunwald, Father of Modern Cardiology

The American Heart Association honors the legacy of Dr. Eugene Braunwald, a pioneering cardiologist whose seven-decade career reshaped cardiovascular ...

April 23, 2026Read the full article →
American Heart Association Awards $15 Million to Study Heart Valve Disease

American Heart Association Awards $15 Million to Study Heart Valve Disease

The American Heart Association has funded a $15 million research network to improve early detection and treatment of heart valve disease, which affect...

April 22, 2026Read the full article →
Scientific American Report on Blood-Brain Barrier Leak in CTE Supports Potential of CardioDialysis to Treat Neuroinflammatory Diseases

Scientific American Report on Blood-Brain Barrier Leak in CTE Supports Potential of CardioDialysis to Treat Neuroinflammatory Diseases

New evidence of persistent blood-brain barrier disruption and inflammation in former contact sports athletes underscores the potential of Sigyn Therap...

March 24, 2026Read the full article →
US~Observer Investigates Alleged Spoofing Activity Involving Quantum BioPharma (QNTM)

US~Observer Investigates Alleged Spoofing Activity Involving Quantum BioPharma (QNTM)

An investigative report by the US~Observer examines claims of market manipulation through spoofing that may have depressed Quantum BioPharma's stock v...

March 11, 2026Read the full article →
Combination of Immunotherapy and Laser Heat Therapy Shows Promise for Deadly Brain Tumors

Combination of Immunotherapy and Laser Heat Therapy Shows Promise for Deadly Brain Tumors

Researchers at Keck Medicine of USC found that combining immunotherapy with laser interstitial thermal therapy significantly extends survival in patie...

March 3, 2026Read the full article →
Novel Neuroprotective Drug Loberamisal Improves Stroke Recovery in Phase III Trial

Novel Neuroprotective Drug Loberamisal Improves Stroke Recovery in Phase III Trial

Stroke patients treated with loberamisal within 48 hours had significantly better functional outcomes at 90 days, offering a potential new treatment t...

February 6, 2026Read the full article →
Adding Clot-Busting Medication After Clot Removal May Improve Stroke Recovery

Adding Clot-Busting Medication After Clot Removal May Improve Stroke Recovery

A new trial shows that infusing alteplase into the brain artery after mechanical thrombectomy significantly increases the likelihood of excellent func...

February 4, 2026Read the full article →
American Stroke Association Honors 11 Researchers for Stroke and Brain Health Achievements

American Stroke Association Honors 11 Researchers for Stroke and Brain Health Achievements

The American Stroke Association recognized 11 scientists with top awards at the International Stroke Conference 2026 for their exceptional contributio...

February 3, 2026Read the full article →
New Risk Tool Accurately Predicts Dementia Risk After Stroke, Study Finds

New Risk Tool Accurately Predicts Dementia Risk After Stroke, Study Finds

A new risk calculator, developed from Canadian health records of nearly 50,000 stroke patients, accurately identifies those at highest risk for dement...

January 29, 2026Read the full article →
Dual Antiplatelet Therapy Linked to Higher Death Risk After Brain Bleed

Dual Antiplatelet Therapy Linked to Higher Death Risk After Brain Bleed

A study of over 426,000 patients found that those taking multiple antiplatelet medications or agents stronger than aspirin before an intracranial hemo...

January 29, 2026Read the full article →
Electromagnetic Brain Stimulation After Stroke Shows Promise in Reducing Disability

Electromagnetic Brain Stimulation After Stroke Shows Promise in Reducing Disability

A preliminary analysis of two small clinical trials finds that electromagnetic network-targeted field (ENTF) therapy combined with physical therapy si...

January 29, 2026Read the full article →
Creative Biolabs Advances Interaction Biology with Enhanced Yeast Two-Hybrid Platforms

Creative Biolabs Advances Interaction Biology with Enhanced Yeast Two-Hybrid Platforms

Creative Biolabs is expanding its two-hybrid technology portfolio to address limitations of traditional assays in studying complex protein interaction...

January 29, 2026Read the full article →
Sino Biological Expands Nipah Virus Reagent Portfolio Amid Renewed Global Concern

Sino Biological Expands Nipah Virus Reagent Portfolio Amid Renewed Global Concern

Sino Biological accelerates development of high-purity Nipah virus proteins to support vaccine and diagnostic research following recent outbreaks in I...

January 28, 2026Read the full article →
MSU Research Suggests Suppressing Postoperative Pain Could Delay Healing

MSU Research Suggests Suppressing Postoperative Pain Could Delay Healing

New research from Michigan State University indicates that standard anti-inflammatory medications after surgery may hinder healing and contribute to c...

January 15, 2026Read the full article →
AAA Biotech Launches Next-Generation ELISA and Assay Kits for Reliable Biomarker Detection

AAA Biotech Launches Next-Generation ELISA and Assay Kits for Reliable Biomarker Detection

AAA Biotech's new ELISA kits enhance biomarker detection accuracy and reproducibility, supporting critical research in immunology, cancer, infectious ...

January 14, 2026Read the full article →
Radionuclide Drug Conjugates Bridge Diagnosis and Therapy in Precision Oncology, Review Finds

Radionuclide Drug Conjugates Bridge Diagnosis and Therapy in Precision Oncology, Review Finds

A new review highlights 15 years of progress in radionuclide drug conjugates (RDCs), which integrate imaging and radiotherapy, and emphasizes policy r...

December 26, 2025Read the full article →
Chronic Inflammation Identified as Potential Key Driver of Long Covid

Chronic Inflammation Identified as Potential Key Driver of Long Covid

A new study suggests chronic inflammation may be the primary driver of long Covid, offering new treatment pathways for the condition affecting about 1...

December 18, 2025Read the full article →
Uterine Fibroids Linked to 80% Higher Long-Term Heart Disease Risk, Study Finds

Uterine Fibroids Linked to 80% Higher Long-Term Heart Disease Risk, Study Finds

A large 10-year study of over 2.7 million U.S. women found that those diagnosed with uterine fibroids had an 81% higher risk of developing cardiovascu...

December 10, 2025Read the full article →
McGill Medical Students Shine at 2025 AOS Meeting; Bernadett Scholarship Expands Research Horizons

McGill Medical Students Shine at 2025 AOS Meeting; Bernadett Scholarship Expands Research Horizons

McGill University medical students won top honors at the 2025 American Osler Society meeting, while the Bernadett Family International Medical Student...

December 10, 2025Read the full article →
Study Identifies FGD3 Protein as Biomarker for Breast Cancer Treatment Response

Study Identifies FGD3 Protein as Biomarker for Breast Cancer Treatment Response

Researchers discovered the FGD3 protein can predict which breast cancer patients will benefit from chemotherapy and immunotherapy, potentially guiding...

November 19, 2025Read the full article →
PCSK9 Inhibitor Plus Statin Significantly Lowers LDL Cholesterol After Heart Transplant, but Not Cardiac Allograft Vasculopathy

PCSK9 Inhibitor Plus Statin Significantly Lowers LDL Cholesterol After Heart Transplant, but Not Cardiac Allograft Vasculopathy

A new clinical trial presented at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2025 found that adding the PCSK9 inhibitor alirocumab to a stat...

November 10, 2025Read the full article →
Stress Cardiac MRI Improves Diagnosis and Quality of Life for Patients with Angina and Clear Arteries

Stress Cardiac MRI Improves Diagnosis and Quality of Life for Patients with Angina and Clear Arteries

Stress cardiac MRI testing reveals microvascular angina in patients with chest pain but no blocked main arteries, leading to better diagnosis and sign...

November 10, 2025Read the full article →
Study Finds Prasugrel May Offer Better Outcomes Than Ticagrelor in Diabetic Patients After Stent Placement

Study Finds Prasugrel May Offer Better Outcomes Than Ticagrelor in Diabetic Patients After Stent Placement

The TUXEDO-2 study suggests that prasugrel, compared to ticagrelor, leads to lower rates of heart attack, stroke, bleeding, and death in patients with...

November 10, 2025Read the full article →
Daily Pill Enlicitide Lowers LDL Cholesterol as Effectively as Injectable PCSK9 Inhibitors, Study Finds

Daily Pill Enlicitide Lowers LDL Cholesterol as Effectively as Injectable PCSK9 Inhibitors, Study Finds

A phase 3 trial presented at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2025 shows that the oral medication enlicitide reduces LDL cholester...

November 8, 2025Read the full article →