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Six patients came into this trial having already tried and failed up to eight different rheumatoid arthritis treatments over the better part of a decade, three men and three women between 31 and 69, none of whom had found lasting…
A mouse treated with surgery alone for glioblastoma survived, on average, 42 days afterward. A mouse given the same surgery plus a new light-activated nanoparticle treatment survived at a 100% rate through 60 days, the point where researchers stopped counting…
Two cups of pure, pasteurized orange juice a day for two months was enough to quiet down genes tied to high blood pressure and inflammation, according to research now being pulled into a much broader picture of what orange juice…
Belly fat doesn’t just sit there. It actively pulls vitamin D out of circulation, trapping it inside fat cells and leaving less available to the rest of the body at exactly the point in life when the body needs it…
For years, a specific clinical puzzle has sat unresolved in pediatric cardiology: two children can carry the exact same genetic mutation and end up with completely different heart defects, one mild, one severe, for reasons nobody could fully explain. A…
A master’s student at the Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry kept noticing the same mysterious cells clustering at the edges of brain injuries in mice, and nobody could tell him what they actually were. That small, unresolved puzzle turned into…
Seventy-four adults with overweight or obesity spent twelve weeks eating three servings of full-fat dairy a day, full-fat milk, cheese, yogurt, the kind official guidance has spent decades steering people away from. Their weight didn’t meaningfully change. Neither did their…
A large new study is changing how researchers think about nitrate, a compound found in everything from spinach to bacon to tap water. The takeaway isn’t how much of it people eat. It’s where it comes from. Researchers from Edith…
Most cancer research divides tumor cells into two camps after chemotherapy: the ones that died, and the ones that kept dividing and drove a relapse. Researchers at The Wistar Institute went looking at a third group that usually gets ignored,…
PCSK9 inhibitors have existed for years, and by most measures they work well, cutting LDL cholesterol by roughly half in people who couldn’t get there with statins alone. What they’ve never had is a pill. Repatha and Praluent, the two…
