Could new tech help your body regenerate tissue naturally?
A new biotech company aims to help the body regenerate tissue instead of using implants, which could improve recovery for surgeries like mastectomies.
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A new biotech company aims to help the body regenerate tissue instead of using implants, which could improve recovery for surgeries like mastectomies.
A study suggests that maintaining a lipid called phosphatidylcholine may help support mitochondrial health and energy levels as we age.
Longevity science is becoming a key topic in U.S. healthcare policy, potentially leading to better preventive measures for aging.
Researchers found harmful chemicals in everyday foods cooked at high temperatures, raising health concerns.
A study suggests that eating beef daily does not worsen blood sugar control in people with prediabetes.
PYRUKYND is now approved in the EU to treat anemia in thalassemia patients, potentially improving their quality of life.
A new immunotherapy, pelareorep, shows promise in boosting immune responses against tough cancers like pancreatic and breast cancer.
A new drug, Foundayo, may help older adults lose up to 13% of their body weight safely.
Current vitamin B12 guidelines may not protect older adults' brain health, as "normal" levels can still lead to cognitive decline.
20/20 Biolabs is developing testing for Ebola and Hantavirus, leveraging COVID-19 experience to enhance public health readiness.
Advanced disinfection is crucial as Ebola spreads in Central Africa.
A new oral medication for lung diseases may soon be available, offering hope for better management of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and progressive pulmonary fibrosis.
A new medication may slow lung function decline in fibrosis patients.
A new drug, mesutoclax, shows high effectiveness and safety in treating blood cancers.
New gene-editing technology may offer long-lasting cholesterol control without permanent DNA changes.
Adjusting your foot angle while walking may reduce knee arthritis pain effectively.
Assembly Biosciences is raising funds to develop new therapies for liver diseases, which could benefit health as we age.
A new imaging agent may help detect ALS and FTD earlier.
A new oral medication, ABI-6250, is being tested for chronic liver diseases with limited treatment options.
A new supplement shows promise for joint health, offering pain relief and cartilage regeneration.
A new gene therapy may help restore hearing for children with a rare genetic condition.
A new drug may help prevent kidney injury in heart surgery patients, improving recovery and health outcomes.
A new drug may safely remove harmful cholesterol linked to heart disease.
Retinal imaging may help detect osteoporosis risk earlier in adults.