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An array of artificial neurons printed on a flexible wafer produce spiking waveforms closely matching biological action — and drive living mouse brain cells to fire.

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China has pulled ahead of Europe in pharmaceutical innovation and drug development, a senior Pfizer executive ⁠said on Tuesday.

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Tests show greatest value when used alongside imaging.

European Patient Access to New Drugs Worsens

Patient access to new medicines is worsening across Europe, the region's main pharmaceuticals industry ⁠lobby group said.

Wrist Air Samplers Detect Virus Exposure in Kids With Asthma

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Europe Must Rethink Medicine Pricing or Risk Losing Investment

Europe will need to rethink how it values and pays for innovative ⁠medicines or risk losing manufacturing investments and clinical trials, the head of Europe's pharmaceutical industry lobby said.

Medicare AI Creates Errors and Delays for Patients, Doctors

Patients, doctors, and other healthcare professionals who spoke with KFF Health News say the effort has created confusion, errors, long wait times, and stress.

Is Creatine for Brain Health Worth a Try?

Research on creatine supplementation has moved from the gym to the brain lab, leading neurologist Heidi Moawad to review the data on creatine’s potential for improving cognitive health.

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Patients with MASLD often underreport alcohol use and even modest intake can block improvement. Drs VanWagner and Ajmera share practical tools to quantify intake, spot MetALD, and counsel patients effectively.

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Palbociclib Gains HER2+ Breast Cancer Maintenance Indication

Palbociclib is now the first CDK4/6 inhibitor approved for metastatic disease regardless of HER2 status.

Mirvetuximab Fails to Boost Survival in Platinum-Eligible OC

Mirvetuximab has come up short in the first randomized trial testing an antibody-drug conjugate plus standard carboplatin for patients with platinum-sensitive ovarian cancer.

Todays Updates

Europe Must Rethink Medicine Pricing or Risk Losing Investment

Europe will need to rethink how it values and pays for innovative ⁠medicines or risk losing manufacturing investments and clinical trials, the head of Europe's pharmaceutical industry lobby said.

Medicare AI Creates Errors and Delays for Patients, Doctors

Patients, doctors, and other healthcare professionals who spoke with KFF Health News say the effort has created confusion, errors, long wait times, and stress.

Is Creatine for Brain Health Worth a Try?

Research on creatine supplementation has moved from the gym to the brain lab, leading neurologist Heidi Moawad to review the data on creatine’s potential for improving cognitive health.

S1 Episode 2: Is Alcohol the Missing Piece in Your MASLD Workup?

Patients with MASLD often underreport alcohol use and even modest intake can block improvement. Drs VanWagner and Ajmera share practical tools to quantify intake, spot MetALD, and counsel patients effectively.

S1 Episode 1: Can Primary Care Catch MASLD Before Cirrhosis?

MASLD is a silent condition and labs may look normal. Drs VanWagner and Shubrook walk through who to screen, how to use FIB-4, and when primary care can manage MASLD without a specialist.

Palbociclib Gains HER2+ Breast Cancer Maintenance Indication

Palbociclib is now the first CDK4/6 inhibitor approved for metastatic disease regardless of HER2 status.

Mirvetuximab Fails to Boost Survival in Platinum-Eligible OC

Mirvetuximab has come up short in the first randomized trial testing an antibody-drug conjugate plus standard carboplatin for patients with platinum-sensitive ovarian cancer.

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For all its promise and computational power, will AI in clinical medicine overcome physicians’ concerns?

An array of artificial neurons printed on a flexible wafer produce spiking waveforms closely matching biological action — and drive living mouse brain cells to fire.

China has pulled ahead of Europe in pharmaceutical innovation and drug development, a senior Pfizer executive ⁠said on Tuesday.

Tests show greatest value when used alongside imaging.

Patient access to new medicines is worsening across Europe, the region's main pharmaceuticals industry ⁠lobby group said.

Devices may inform disease prevention strategies by providing community-level data.

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VR May Help Curb Cravings in Substance Use Disorder

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EMA Holds Valproate Precautions Despite Mixed Evidence

EMA has found inconsistent data on developmental disorders in children of fathers using valproate before conception and retains existing precautions.

Housing Instability Can Threaten Diabetic Retinopathy Care

Analysis of electronic health record data shows unhoused patients with diabetes have more severe diabetic retinopathy and higher rates of vision-threatening complications than stably housed patients.

Congo's Ebola Outbreak Spreads to New Health Zones

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India Raises Price Cap on Cancer Drugs to Tackle Shortage

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Good Outcomes with Ublituximab in First Real-World Study

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Congo’s Ebola Outbreak Spreads to New Health Zone

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Valencia Floods Highlight Missing Hospital Protocols

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High-Dose Flu Shot Beats Standard Dose in Older Adults

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A century-old dietary therapy remains one of neurology’s most effective treatments for drug-resistant epilepsy — and one of its least understood.

Berlin Hospital Discharges US Doctor Who Contracted Ebola

A U.S. citizen treated in Germany ⁠after contracting Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been discharged, ⁠a Berlin hospital said on Saturday.

Antibiotic Resistance Genes Found Across World Oceans, Italian Study Shows

Genes linked to antibiotic resistance are present across multiple ocean basins, including remote waters, according to findings ⁠released on Monday from an Italian-led...

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