Fauci diaries: Markson's COVID book 'nonsense'
Anthony Fauci's newly released diaries criticize News Corp journalist Sharri Markson's COVID-19 'lab leak' reporting as 'nonsense,' ahead of his Senate hearing subpoenaed by Rand Paul.
Category : Medical Research
Ebola trial enrolls first patients in DRC
First patients enrolled in record-breaking Ebola treatment trial in DRC, testing remdesivir and MBP134 against Bundibugyo strain with no approved vaccine or treatment.
Statins help obesity match healthy weight on key metrics
Study finds differences in unhealthy cholesterol and blood pressure between obese and healthy-weight adults have narrowed or disappeared in over-40s, largely due to statins.
Strong chest, back muscles cut heart attack risk: AI study
AI analysis of 1,722 patients shows those with denser chest and back muscles are 31% less likely to have a heart attack and 39% less likely to die prematurely.
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Lab-grown cells restore sight in mice, hope for blindness
Scientists at Duke University have used lab-grown retinal cells to restore vision in mice, offering new hope for treating blindness and vision loss in humans.
Real Reason Hantavirus Disaster Averted: Teamwork and Diagnosis
Dr Matthew Dryden highlights how astute diagnosis and international collaboration averted a hantavirus outbreak from the MV Hondius cruise ship, stressing the value of UKOTs programme.
Kidney Cancer Concerns Near Lancashire Pfas Factory
Experts question government-funded study on kidney cancer rates near a Pfas factory in Lancashire, advising residents not to eat local produce within 1km.
AI diagnosis may have saved my life from a blood clot
A writer shares how an AI health tool flagged a deadly blood clot, urging regulation and collaboration between doctors and AI for safer healthcare.
Louisiana Jury Awards $1.1B to Woman Molested as Child
A Louisiana jury awarded $1.1 billion to Pamela Lockridge, who sued her late stepfather for childhood sexual abuse under the state's 'lookback law,' sending a message of accountability.
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Lupus patients in remission after NHS CAR T-cell therapy trial
Five lupus patients in England are in remission after a groundbreaking NHS trial of CAR T-cell therapy, offering hope of a cure for the chronic autoimmune disease.
Should You Know Your Biological Age and Time of Death?
A new test claims to measure biological age and predict time to death. But knowing too much about your mortality might be bad for your health, argues science writer Helen Pilcher.
Ex-soldier denies murdering wife a year after marriage
Michael Davies, 57, strangled Tracy Davies, 48, at their home in Bridgend, Wales, after fearing she would leave him. He denies murder but admits manslaughter.
Smart Drug Shrinks Lung Cancer Tumors, Gives Patient Hope
Pat Brogan, diagnosed with stage four lung cancer in 2021, sees tumors shrink by 30% after smart drug trial, now planning to walk his daughter down the aisle.
UK Medical Cannabis Access Still Difficult After Legalisation
Two mothers battled UK bureaucracy to get cannabis medicines for their children, but most patients face costly private treatment. A podcast explores the ongoing barriers.
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Daily Pill Doubles Survival in Pancreatic Cancer Trial
A daily pill, daraxonrasib, doubled survival time in advanced pancreatic cancer patients with fewer side effects than chemotherapy, experts call it a 'gamechanger'.
Cancer Jab Eradicates Tumours in Unprecedented Trial
A new cancer jab, amivantamab, shows unprecedented results in eradicating tumours in early-stage trials, with 42% of patients seeing tumour shrinkage and 15 complete responses.
Cancer Jab Eradicates Tumors in Trial
A new cancer jab, amivantamab, shrank or eradicated tumors in over a third of patients with head and neck cancer in an international trial, offering hope for those resistant to standard treatments.
NHS Cancer Blood Test Trial Fails Main Goal
A trial of a multi-cancer blood test involving 142,000 NHS patients did not achieve its primary aim of reducing late-stage cancer diagnoses, researchers report.
Genomic Test Spares Breast Cancer Patients Chemotherapy
A landmark study shows a genomic test can determine which breast cancer patients can safely skip chemotherapy, sparing millions from harsh side effects.
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Genomic Test May Spare Millions Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer
A groundbreaking genomic test can identify which breast cancer patients can safely skip chemotherapy, sparing them toxic side-effects without increasing recurrence risk, according to a major international trial.
Ebola Outbreak in DRC 'Outpacing' Response, WHO Warns
WHO warns Ebola outbreak in DRC is outpacing response efforts, urging neighboring countries to act. Attacks on health facilities hamper containment as cases rise.
Ebola Response: Learn from Past Failures
Experts urge global health leaders to apply lessons from previous Ebola outbreaks to current crisis, emphasizing community engagement and rapid response.
Another Ebola Crisis? Experts Weigh In
As new Ebola cases emerge, experts discuss the potential for a major outbreak. Learn about the latest developments and preparedness efforts.
Lyme Disease Cases in England Rise 22% in 2025
Lyme disease cases in England increased by 22% in 2025, with 1,168 confirmed cases. New vaccines and treatments are being developed to combat the tick-borne illness.
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Immunotherapy Shows Promise for Depression Treatment
An early clinical trial suggests tocilizumab, an immunotherapy drug for rheumatoid arthritis, may help patients with treatment-resistant depression.
WHO Considers Experimental Vaccines for DRC Ebola Outbreak
The WHO is considering experimental vaccines for the Bundibugyo strain as Ebola cases and deaths rise in the DRC, with at least 500 suspected cases and 130 deaths reported.
Craig Venter, Genome Pioneer, Dies at 79
Craig Venter, the pioneering and controversial geneticist who helped sequence the human genome, has died at 79. He revolutionized genomics with his shotgun sequencing method.
Prostate Cancer Screening: Small Benefit, Big Risks
A comprehensive review finds PSA screening reduces prostate cancer deaths by 2 per 1,000 men, but many face unnecessary treatment. Experts urge shared decision-making.
Peer Bork, Microbiome Pioneer, Dies at 62
Peer Bork, a bioinformatician who pioneered computational analysis of the human microbiome and introduced gut enterotypes, has died unexpectedly at age 62.
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Crickets May Feel Pain, New Research Suggests
New research shows crickets groom sore antennae like a dog nurses a hurt paw, suggesting insects may feel pain. Study published in Proceedings of the Royal Society.
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