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University Of Copenhagen
Cow Bacteria Could Be the Secret Weapon Against Superbugs
A harmless microbe found in cows is showing remarkable power to stop deadly MRSA infections without the use of antibiotics.
University Of Cambridge
AI Finds the Needle in the Alzheimer’s Haystack, Boosting Hope for Better Drugs
By reanalyzing clinical trial data, artificial intelligence identified patients who actually benefited speeding up the search for effective treatments.
The University of Western Australia
New AI Tool Predicts Heart Attacks With Unmatched Precision
Fully automated algorithm outperforms current methods, spotting high-risk patients before symptoms appear.
The University of Western Australia
New Gene Editing Tool Supercharges the Immune System’s Fight Against Cancer
A next-gen platform offers safer, stronger T cell therapies for hard-to-treat tumors
The University of Queensland
Algae Just Changed the Game for Growing Human Cells
A new discovery could speed up healing for burn victims and cut costs, waste, and animals from the equation.
The University of Queensland
Breakthrough Ultrasound Tech Lets Us Watch Drugs Enter the Brain in Real Time
A new imaging device developed by University of Queensland scientists could transform how we safely deliver treatments for brain diseases
University of Nottingham
Anaesthetic Gases Are Polluting the Atmosphere, But a New Fix Could Help
Veterinary surgeries may be quietly warming the planet, but scientists think they’ve found a way to stop it
University of California San Diego
Humanoid Robots Are Coming for the Operating Room
As hospitals strain under pressure, robotic surgeons may offer relief, if we let them
Seoul National University
This Tiny Wireless Implant Blasts Tumors With Chemo And Then Disappears
A new drug delivery device targets cancer directly, sparing the rest of the body from toxic side effects
Carnegie Mellon University
Scientists Hack Red Blood Cells to Become Tiny Drug-Carrying Machines
Your bloodstream’s most common cells may soon be delivering more than just oxygen.
Northwestern University
Fitbits Could Help Spot Post-Surgery Complications in Kids Before They Turn Serious
Wearable tech shows promise for tracking recovery and detecting early warning signs after pediatric operations
MIT
A Skin Implant Could Rescue Diabetics From Sudden Sugar Crashes
New device releases life-saving hormone automatically, no injection required
University of Nottingham
Turtles Barely Get Cancer, and Scientists Are Taking Notes
A rare glimpse into nature’s cancer resistance could help unlock secrets to stopping the disease in humans.
University Of Copenhagen
37,000 Years of Disease Traced Through Ancient DNA
A sweeping new study reveals how our earliest encounters with animals reshaped the trajectory of human health.
John Hopkins University
Surgical Robot Pulls Off First-Ever Solo Operation
AI-powered system performs high-stakes surgery with no human guidance, matching expert skill even under pressure