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Does everything feel broken but weirdly normal? There’s a word for that
Large-scale systems are crumbling, yet daily life continues.
Read MoreNIH scientists test in an animal model a surgical technique to improve cell therapy for dry AMD
The technique may enable higher doses and combinations of cell therapies.
Read MoreA Look at the Phase II SAGA Data for Gildeuretinol in Geographic Atrophy
(MedPage Today) -- An oral investigational agent, gildeuretinol (ALK-001), demonstrated a significant reduction in geographic atrophy (GA) lesion growth and improvements in low luminance visual funct
Read MoreStarmer says Chagos Islands deal to cost £100m a year – UK politics live
PM says government was likely to lose cases in international courts if it resisted Mauritius’s claims of sovereigntyThe Conservatives are taking the credit for the near-50% fall in net migration.
Read MoreSTAT+: As Hinge Health goes public, CEO outlines goal: ‘We’re automating care itself’
As Hinge Health goes public, CEO Dan Perez tells STAT the goal is to automate physical therapy in any way it can.
Read MoreMedtronic plans to break off diabetes business
And more health tech news from our health tech newsletter, STAT Health Tech.
Read MoreAI Passes Gastro Board Exam; ALD Hospitalizations Surge; Post-Colonoscopy CRCs
(MedPage Today) -- Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) model DeepSeek passed the gastroenterology board examination, with scores of 77.1% to 81.5%, outperforming legacy ChatGPT models.
Read MoreUK ban on junk food adverts targeting children is delayed until next year
Experts say delay from October to January after lobbying by food industry is huge setback for public healthMinisters are to delay introducing a ban on junk food adverts targeting children until 2026,
Read MoreSTAT+: Making sense of the FDA’s new Covid vaccines framework, and how we know mRNA shots are safe
This week in health care policy and politics: Dissecting the GOP's tax cut bill, how we know mRNA vaccines work, and more.
Read MoreDoc Gets 10 Years for Fake Diagnoses; Nurse Accused of Removing Mom's Breathing Tube
(MedPage Today) -- Texas rheumatologist Jorge Zamora-Quezada, MD, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for falsely diagnosing thousands of patients with degenerative diseases and profiting off their t
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