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Palestinian Medics Held Without Charge Put the World Medical Association Assembly in Rotterdam on Trial

Palestinian Medics Held Without Charge Put the World Medical Association Assembly in Rotterdam on Trial

Palestinian medics remain in Israeli prisons without charge while the World Medical Association meets in Rotterdam. Dr Hussam Abu Safiya has been held more than 21 months, and the association's…
Single-Dose CaBP4 Gene Therapy Rewired Adult Dog Retinas and Rebuilt the Synaptic Layer That Never Formed

Single-Dose CaBP4 Gene Therapy Rewired Adult Dog Retinas and Rebuilt the Synaptic Layer That Never Formed

One CaBP4 viral dose restored dim-light vision in adult dogs and thickened a retinal synapse that development never finished. Ribbons grew toward normal length.
Transplanted Hearts Take the Recipient’s Biological Age, and a Young Donor Did Not Rewind the Patient

Transplanted Hearts Take the Recipient’s Biological Age, and a Young Donor Did Not Rewind the Patient

Older donor hearts looked biologically younger in younger recipients, and a young graft did not rewind the patient, a Harvard preprint reports.
Congo’s Deadliest Ebola Outbreak Passes 8,000 Cases as Missed Contacts, Unpaid Responders and Attacks on Burial Teams Keep Bundibugyo Moving

Congo’s Deadliest Ebola Outbreak Passes 8,000 Cases as Missed Contacts, Unpaid Responders and Attacks on Burial Teams Keep Bundibugyo Moving

Congo has confirmed 8,067 Bundibugyo Ebola cases and 3,901 deaths, while missed contacts, unpaid responders and attacks on people who speak about the virus keep the outbreak moving.
A Los Angeles Jury Called Instagram and YouTube Defective Products, Then Meta Wrote a Check That Tries to Bill Its Rivals

A Los Angeles Jury Called Instagram and YouTube Defective Products, Then Meta Wrote a Check That Tries to Bill Its Rivals

A Los Angeles jury held Meta and Google liable for how Instagram and YouTube are built. The AEGIS Alliance sets that $6 million verdict beside a multibillion-dollar state deal and…
MIT Built Verticillin A After 50 Years, and the Natural Molecule Was Not the One That Hit Glioma Cells Hardest

MIT Built Verticillin A After 50 Years, and the Natural Molecule Was Not the One That Hit Glioma Cells Hardest

MIT and Dana-Farber reported the first total synthesis of verticillin A, isolated in 1970. N-sulfonylated variants, not the natural product, were the most potent against diffuse midline glioma cells in…
Gum-Disease Bacteria Turned Up in Calcified Heart Valves After Cardiologists Refused to Call the Link Proven

Gum-Disease Bacteria Turned Up in Calcified Heart Valves After Cardiologists Refused to Call the Link Proven

The American Heart Association's Circulation statement links gum disease to heart attack and stroke risk without declaring causation. A July 2026 lab abstract found Porphyromonas gingivalis in calcified aortic valves.…
Pharmaicy Still Sells Prompt Packs That Make Chatbots Role-Play High as Adam’s Law Tightens the Rules

Pharmaicy Still Sells Prompt Packs That Make Chatbots Role-Play High as Adam’s Law Tightens the Rules

Pharmaicy sells prompt files that make ChatGPT and Gemini role-play intoxication. California's companion-chatbot law is in force, and Adam's Law, signed September 10, 2026, adds child-safety rules.
Sebastien Beauzile Is Pain-Free After Lyfgenia While a $3.1 Million Sickle Cell Therapy Still Barely Reaches Patients

Sebastien Beauzile Is Pain-Free After Lyfgenia While a $3.1 Million Sickle Cell Therapy Still Barely Reaches Patients

Sebastien Beauzile left sickle cell pain behind after Lyfgenia at Cohen Children's. Fewer than 40 patients have been infused, and the $3.1 million price still blocks the door.
Australian Man Lived 105 Days on a Titanium BiVACOR Heart That Was Still Only a Bridge to Someone Else’s Organ

Australian Man Lived 105 Days on a Titanium BiVACOR Heart That Was Still Only a Bridge to Someone Else’s Organ

An unnamed Australian man went home with a magnetically levitated titanium heart for 105 days. Two later patients died of brain bleeds, and a commercial pump is still years off.
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