April 15, 2026
KATHMANDU – The Ministry of Health and Population again turned to UNICEF for help after failing to procure vitamin A supplements in time for a nationwide drive slated for April 19 and 20. UNICEF has already supplied the doses…
Category: 6. Health
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Norway’s ‘Oslo patient’ reaches HIV remission after rare stem cell transplant donated by brother
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A Norwegian man has been effectively cured of HIV after receiving a stem cell transplant from his brother.
The patient’s brother happened to carry a rare, virus-blocking genetic mutation.
The 63-year-old man, dubbed the…
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Study: Blood test can predict earliest signals of Alzheimer’s disease progression – McKnight's Long-Term Care News
- Study: Blood test can predict earliest signals of Alzheimer’s disease progression McKnight’s Long-Term Care News
- Plasma phosphorylated tau 217 and longitudinal trajectories of Aβ, tau, and cognition in cognitively unimpaired older adults
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Dengue fever and hand, foot and mouth disease cases on the rise in Vietnam
Several infectious diseases such as hand, foot and mouth disease and dengue fever have been on the rise in many localities, especially in the South, recently.
These are all seasonal diseases that spread easily in the community if not controlled…
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Why GLP-1 Drugs Don’t Work for Everyone
Share on Pinterest Research has found that the effectiveness of GLP-1 drugs may vary based on a person’s genetics. Image Credit: Indranil MUKHERJEE / AFP via Getty Images - GLP-1 medications may not always be effective for everyone.
- New research…
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MRI-guided ultrasound ablation outperforms surgery in prostate cancer – AuntMinnie
- MRI-guided ultrasound ablation outperforms surgery in prostate cancer AuntMinnie
- TULSA Gives New Options for Intermediate-Risk Prostate Cancer Johns Hopkins Medicine
- Prostate cancer patients recover faster with TULSA than robotic surgery
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New research highlights strong benefits of HPV vaccines beyond cervical cancer
Twenty years after the approval of the first vaccines against human papillomavirus (HPV), studies continue to find new benefits.
Although HPV vaccines are best known for preventing cervical cancer in women, a large new study shows that the shots…
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Boycott of major AI conference exposes a growing US–China divide
Controversy over attendance at the 2026 NeurIPS meeting reflects a growing divide in artificial intelligence research between the two nations.Credit: Marciobnws/Shutterstock
A key Chinese research organization is set to boycott the prestigious…
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