The NyokAssist device, from China, had few adverse outcomes by 30 days. More devices—and more trials—are on the way.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA—A novel percutaneous ventricular assist device (pVAD) appears to offer comparable safety to an…
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South Africa reports increase in pertussis
Following a period of reduced pertussis activity during 2020–2021, South Africa experienced a marked resurgence in 2022 and 2023. Case numbers declined through 2024 but have shown a gradual increase during 2025.
From January to October 2025, a…
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Sleuths flag ‘complete mismatch’ in data of BMJ stem cell study – Retraction Watch
A week after The BMJ published a highly publicized paper claiming stem cell therapy can reduce the risk of heart failure, sleuths have unearthed what they are calling “serious” inconsistencies in the data.
The paper claims the…
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Dog and Owner Take Anxiety Medication Together in Viral Video Series
Dr. Neil Cornwell, a family medicine physician in Boston completing his residency, has struggled with anxiety “for quite some time,” but was never able to put a label on it, he tells TODAY.com. So when he and his fiancée adopted a dog with…
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Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Alarming Differences in Brain Structure – SciTechDaily
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- Ultra-processed foods stimulate dopamine and are addictive? Latest science challenges activist consensus Genetic Literacy Project
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WHO voices concerns about equitable access to novel TB vaccines
angelp / iStock A new report from the World Health Organization (WHO) is calling for bold steps to ensure equitable access to future tuberculosis (TB) vaccines.
Although there is one currently licensed vaccine for TB, its age—it was first…
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Large-Scale Study Demonstrates Benefits of Early Nerivio REN Use for Migraine Treatmentne Treatment | NeurologyLive
A large-scale, real-world evidence study by Theranica found that early acute treatment with remote electrical neuromodulation (REN), or Nerivio, significantly reduced migraine outcomes. The study, titled The Effect of Treatment Onset Time on…
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