Fecal Microbiome Transplants Show Promise for Treating Peanut Allergies
A clinical trial indicates potential for fecal microbiome transplants to improve peanut allergy tolerance, exciting experts in the field.
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A clinical trial indicates potential for fecal microbiome transplants to improve peanut allergy tolerance, exciting experts in the field.
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Recent critiques of a Covid study misrepresent key findings and overlook significant challenges in assessing nonpharmaceutical interventions' impacts.
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The end of Medicare drug subsidies is set to elevate out-of-pocket costs for older adults, providing Democrats with a potent campaign issue for the midterms.
The debate over benchmarking clinical AI systems highlights the challenges of interpreting results beyond headlines.
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In an exclusive interview, astronaut Michael Foale shares his experiences during the 1997 Mir space station collision and the challenges that followed.
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The U.S. has surpassed its 2025 measles case count, signifying a public health crisis driven by falling vaccination rates and significant outbreaks across several states.
An FDA advisory panel endorses peptide accessibility, while Sanofi's insulin pen faces supply shortages, impacting diabetes patients nationwide.
As medical students face new federal loan caps, the barrier to entry in medicine is rising, threatening diversity and access in the healthcare workforce.
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President Trump's nomination of Timothy Westlake for SAMHSA marks a pivotal moment for U.S. mental health and addiction policies.
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