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briefs.co > news > bristol-myers-posts-promising-but-uneven-data-on-lung-diseas

Bristol Myers posts promising but uneven data on lung disease and rare tumor drugs

32+ min ago   (360+ words) Bristol Myers said a late-stage study in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis showed the lower dose of admilparant helped patients breathe better than placebo, while the higher dose did not show a significant benefit. Even so, people in all three study arms…...


miragenews.com > waters-shape-defines-dementia-protein-1758815

Water's Shape Defines Dementia Protein Aggregation Hotspot

12+ min ago   (376+ words) EVANSTON, Ill. — Diseases such as Alzheimer's and frontotemporal dementia are considered neurodegenerative tauopathies, in which tau proteins in the brain misfold and lead to cognitive decline. Until now, it has been unclear how misfolded tau recruits other seemingly healthy tau and…...


poultry.network > blue-light-treatment-could-cut-campylobacter-contamination-in-poultry

Blue light treatment could cut Campylobacter contamination in poultry

3+ day, 9+ hour ago   (507+ words) by Jake Davies | Oct 9, 2026 | News A low-power violet-blue light treatment could offer poultry processors a new way to reduce Campylobacter contamination on chicken carcasses without using chemicals or antibiotics, according to research from the University of Reading. See also: APHA…...


kpvi.com > interests > world-s-tiniest-flowering-plant-could-feed-deep-space-astronauts > article_c0add1cc-2d9a-52b0-8e51-8931c9c37a7c.html

World’s tiniest flowering plant could feed deep space astronauts

49+ min ago   (833+ words) Duckweed on end of pencil. (University of Nottingham via SWNS) The world’s smallest flowering plant would be an “ideal” food crop for future space missions, according to new research. Duckweeds measure just a few millimeters across, but scientists say they…...


stories.tamu.edu > news > 10/12/2026 > new-method-offers-a-closer-look-at-cells-that-help-nerves-repair

New method offers a closer look at cells that help nerves repair

1+ hour, 33+ min ago   (820+ words) A clearer look at hard-to-see cells could help researchers answer new questions about nerve damage and recovery. Oct. 12, 2026 By Caitlin Clark, Texas A&M University Division of Marketing and Communications Credit: Courtesy of Dr. Aaron Morton Under the microscope, mitochondria…...


digitaljournal.com > article > blocking-an-ageing-protein-could-help-damaged-knee-cartilage-regrow

Blocking an ageing protein could help damaged knee cartilage regrow

57+ min ago   (550+ words) Op-Ed: Data centre dependency, risk management, and major disruptions Tech scammer Elizabeth Holmes focus of documentary by absurdist Nathan Fielder Op-Ed: Nvidia cranks up the real-time world for training AI agents and 3D worlds AI agents are getting smarter, but autonomy…...


newsroom.csun.edu > 10/12/2026 > csun-prof-received-2m-grant-to-study-how-rna-helps-bacteria-respond-to-heat

CSUN Prof Received $2M Grant to Study How RNA Helps Bacteria Respond to Heat

1+ hour, 12+ min ago   (316+ words) When we get sick, we get a fever. We’ve been taught that a rising temperature means your immune system is actively fighting off an infection. But what does that mean at the most basic core of your body, your genes?...


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New Wearable Ring Tracks Various Biomarkers Through Perspiration

2+ hour, 40+ min ago   (422+ words) Medical Product Outsourcing offers a centralized destination where users can watch expert-led sessions anytime, anywhere UC San Diego engineers share results from the first fully integrated smart ring for continuous biochemical monitoring from sweat. Engineers at the University of California…...


medicaleconomics.com > view > will-future-doctors-have-the-skills-to-know-when-ai-is-wrong-

Will future doctors have the skills to know when AI is wrong?

45+ min ago   (172+ words) Medical Economics AI is creeping into the diagnostic area of medicine. Will future doctors have the skills to know when it's wrong? As AI takes on a growing role in clinical decision-making, much of the conversation has focused on what…...


news18.com > agency-feeds > scientists-make-discovery-that-could-help-explain-why-life-exists-study-10379056.html

Scientists make discovery that could help explain why life exists: Study

2+ hour, 50+ min ago   (1350+ words) Washington DC [US], October 12 (ANI): Imagine a universe where stars still shine, planets still form and water exists, but liquids are so thick that living cells can barely function. Even with the chemical ingredients for life, the conditions might make…...