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Colombian Doctor Builds $30 Device to Detect Respiratory Crises Early
1+ hour, 10+ min ago (226+ words) Her family, filled entirely with doctors, felt genuinely powerless watching her grandmother’s condition worsen in Bogota, since monitoring lung function traditionally relies on subjective patient reports rather than objective, continuous data, forcing doctors to simply ask whether someone feels better…...
OMRF receives $3.2 million to study common cause of heart failure
2+ hour, 17+ min ago (190+ words) Duncan Banner Heat Advisory from SUN 12:00 PM CDT until SUN 7:00 PM CDT OMRF scientist Jasim Ahamed, Ph.D. With a new $3.2 million federal grant, an Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation scientist will search for a nonsurgical treatment for a degenerative heart valve…...
Commentary Challenges Claims of Exceptional Melflufen Responses in Multiple
9+ hour, 29+ min ago (746+ words) A new commentary published in the Journal of Cancer Research and Clinical Oncology is challenging how exceptional individual responses to an experimental multiple myeloma drug should be interpreted, warning that remarkable case reports can inadvertently obscure evidence that a treatment…...
SpoVG Emerges as a Master Switch Controlling Listeria Biofilms and Survival
11+ hour, 29+ min ago (69+ words) The foodborne pathogen Listeria monocytogenes has long been prized by microbiologists for its remarkable versatility: it survives refrigeration, persists on stainless steel surfaces in food-processing plants, and invades host cells with a precision that few bacteria can match. A new…...
Triple-Drug Antibody-Drug Conjugate Strategy Shows Promise in Hard-to-Treat
14+ hour, 21+ min ago (55+ words) Metastatic triple-negative breast cancer remains one of the most formidable challenges in oncology. Lacking the estrogen receptor, progesterone receptor, and HER2 that anchor targeted therapies in other breast cancer subtypes, this aggressive disease leaves patients with few options once first-line treatment…...
Routine Safety Wire in Heart Valve Procedures May Do More Harm Than Good
15+ hour, 47+ min ago (94+ words) A large single-centre study from Germany has delivered an uncomfortable verdict on one of interventional cardiology’s long-standing safety rituals: the routine placement of a femoral protection wire during transfemoral transcatheter aortic valve implantation, or TAVI. According to the analysis of…...
Experts Reach Landmark Consensus on Delivering Intensive Leukemia Drug
17+ hour, 20+ min ago (646+ words) A groundbreaking international consensus effort has, for the first time, established detailed expert guidance on how to safely deliver CPX-351, a liposomal formulation of cytarabine and daunorubicin, to patients with therapy-related acute myeloid leukaemia (t-AML) and acute myeloid leukaemia with…...
AI Learns to Read Fuzzy Bone Scans and Write Radiology Reports
19+ hour, 47+ min ago (55+ words) Medical images are often difficult to read, but few imaging modalities test the limits of human and machine perception quite like functional nuclear medicine. Single-photon emission computed tomography, or SPECT, bone scintigraphy produces whole-body maps of radioactive tracer uptake that…...
Ancestry-specific DNA methylation signatures of smoking and associations
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (835+ words) In the largest study of its kind ever conducted, researchers analyzing the genomes and health records of more than 42,000 US Veterans have mapped how cigarette smoking leaves chemical fingerprints on DNA, and how those fingerprints differ across ancestral backgrounds....
Nurses Reveal Hopes and Fears Over Generative AI in Clinical Research
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (799+ words) Generative artificial intelligence has swept into hospitals, newsrooms, and laboratories with astonishing speed, but one of the most revealing portraits of how the technology is actually being used at the bedside comes from a new qualitative study published in BMC…...