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Is the Gonorrhea Vaccine the First Step Toward Curbing STIs Globally?

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) have been on the rise worldwide, and gonorrhea is among the most urgent threats due to its growing resistance …

Could Gene Editing Fix Mitochondrial Diseases Using New DdCBE Tool?

Mitochondrial diseases are among the most complex and debilitating genetic disorders, affecting energy production at the cellular level. These condit…

Tiny Nano‑Needle Patch Might Replace Painful Cancer Biopsies

Conventional cancer biopsies are often invasive, painful, and slow to return results. Now, researchers at King’s College London have developed a grou…

Can Vitamin D Supplements Really Add 3 Years to Your Lifespan?

Can a simple vitamin really help you live longer? Recent scientific analysis suggests it might. A large meta-analysis published in the American Journ…

Stanford's Vaccine Cream Could Replace Needles for Tetanus & Diphtheria

For decades, vaccination has been synonymous with needles—an effective but often dreaded method of disease prevention. However, scientists at Stanfor…

What Are Postbiotics? Gut‑Derived Molecules Boosting Immunity & Skin Health

In the ever-expanding world of gut health, you’ve likely heard of probiotics and prebiotics. But have you come across postbiotics ? These emerging gu…

Is “Broken Skin Barrier” the Hidden Trigger Behind Your Eczema?

Eczema, or atopic dermatitis, affects millions of people worldwide—causing relentless itching, dryness, and skin inflammation that interferes with da…

Home Cancer Screening Via Doggy AI? Puppies May Sniff Disease Early

The future of cancer detection might just come on four legs—with a tail. Imagine taking a breath test at home, sending the sample off, and receiving …

Could Non-Enzymatic Sweat Sensors Rival CGMs in Diabetes Monitoring?

The future of diabetes management may be written in sweat. Breakthroughs in wearable biosensors are opening the door to painless, non-invasive, real-…
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