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The Spanish foundation will fund 80 biomedical research and innovation projects through its 2026 grant program, including work on rare cancer and drug-resistant bacteria.
A hospital in Sennar state logged more than 600 dengue infections last month as its medical director warns of a "catastrophic" health situation.
A Cureus case report describes persistent inflammation on one side of a patient's face tied to a reaction to a calcium hydroxylapatite filler.
Northern Samar has recorded 966 dengue cases in 2026, more than double last year's 447, prompting the province to strengthen prevention and surveillance.
A sitting physician has lodged a complaint with South Korea's medical review committee concerning the controversial figure known as 'Doctor X,' Chosun Ilbo reports.
Public and private backers have pooled €159 million for global health research, Science|Business reports.
A Cureus case report describes a breast cancer patient in whom neutropenic enterocolitis was clinically suspected before low neutrophil counts were documented.
Experts say a Lancet Psychiatry study linking GLP-1 medications to fewer psychiatric admissions is promising but cannot prove the drugs treat schizophrenia.
A vaccine given to pregnant mice protected their pups against neonatal sepsis caused by Klebsiella pneumoniae, according to research published in Science.
Mats Pettersson, 62, spent 42 days sedated and nearly four months in hospital with COVID-19 in 2020. Six years on, he is working again.
CRISPR 2.0 is curing diseases doctors called untreatable — but there's a catch nobody's talking about. Here's what you need to know now.
The 71-year-old pontiff walked and ate normally a day after part of his right lung was removed, according to the Vatican.
The Washington Post reports a new AI platform could let patients chat with medical devices, with epilepsy monitoring cited as an early example.
A patient tells STERN.de he sensed his HIV infection was gone, while Berlin's Charité opens a new center to search for a cure.
A targeted literature review examines when adjuvant imatinib helps after GIST surgery, how long it should last, and which molecular subtypes benefit most.
News-Medical reports that E. coli can detect signals from neighboring bacteria, a behavior linked to stabilizing diversity in the gut.
A patient in Germany who was cured of both HIV and cancer tells Nordkurier he sensed the change before doctors confirmed it.
A new immune profiling tool can identify antibodies that trigger preterm births, according to News-Medical.
Most morning routines are backward. Here's the 10-minute sequence physicians actually use to beat the 3 PM crash — and the one habit that ruins it.
The Journal of Medical Internet Research says informed consent documentation needs to change as AI spreads through healthcare.
Some women with obesity and PMOS report easier conception after taking GLP-1s, but experts say the drugs are not fertility medicine and must stop before pregnancy.
A Washington Post report says common infections cause a share of cancers and outlines steps that may reduce risk.
A new study projects 24.7 million new dementia cases a year by 2050, with women facing both higher diagnosis rates and most caregiving duties.
Medscape reports a connection between accelerated biological aging seen on blood tests and colorectal cancer risk in younger adults.
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