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Gus Klein shares insights on his evolution as a researcher, the importance of involving impacted communities in work designed to support them, and what he wishes more people understood about health care in the trans community.

December 19, 2025

December 19 2025

• State's Investment in Cancer Research Has Helped Draw Top Talent to UTSW
• Q&A with Augustus Klein: Advancing Transgender Health Research, Reducing Stigma
• Genomic Test Helps Flag Early Aggressive Prostate Cancer in African American Patients
• HHS Cuts Funding for American Academy of Pediatrics' Programs
• FDA May Reduce How Often Supplement Warnings Appear on Labels
• Study Finds Cancer-Linked Chemicals in Some Firefighter Gear
• Trump Signs Order to Expand Medical Cannabis Research
• Nerve Block Cuts Opioids Needed Following Cleft Palate Surgery
• Different Mental Health Conditions Share Similar Genetics, Study Says
• Eczema Injectable Drug Provides Quick Itch Relief, Clinical Trial Results Show
• Depression, Anxiety Increase Heart Disease Risk Through Stress, Experts Say
• Risk Score Helps Predict Pancreatic Cancer Recurrence, Study Says
• Miracle Surgery Saves 2-Year-Old Boy With Broken Neck, Severed Spinal Cord
• Study: Major Gaps Block Genetics Evaluation and Testing for Black and Low Income Patients
• Focused Ultrasound for Pediatric Brain Cancer: Early Clinical Trial Results
• Pre-Surgery Immunotherapy Shows Promise in Improving Outcomes for Advanced Skin Cancer
• Mental Health Expert Shares a Realistic Vision for the Future of AI in Mental Health Care
• More Than a Quarter of College Students Use CBD Products at Least Once a Month
• UWM Professor Fights to Improve Mental Health Care for Veterans
• Improving Diagnosis of Aortic Stenosis with Genetics and AI
• Innovative NDAVI Index Improves Photosynthesis Estimation in Rice Across Growth Stages
• Advancing Wetland Vegetation Monitoring: A Novel Spectral Method to Estimate Key Nutrient Elements

December 18 2025

• Using a Microfluidic Device to Monitor Glioblastoma Treatment Outcomes
• Most Americans Still Get Nicotine Wrong
• MD Anderson Shares Latest Research Breakthroughs
• New Study Finds More Comfortable Option for Guiding Breast Cancer Surgery
• Ohio State Researchers Find Increasing a Type of Protein Helps Slow Down Heart Failure
• For Black Women with Breast Cancer, Ultra-Processed Foods May Worsen Health Outcomes
• Revealing an Invisible Kinase State That Accounts for Vital Biological Function
• Mitochondria May Be Missing Link Between Mental Health and Brain Function
• Women's Choice Awards Recognizes Roswell Park as one of America's Best Hospitals
• Imaging Study Reveals Brain Changes in WTC Responders With Chronic PTSD
• Deep-Learning 3D Scanner Captures Rice Seedlings in Ultra-High Detail for Smarter Cold-Region Farming
• Energy Insecurity Linked to Higher Rates of Anxiety, Depression, Georgia Tech Study Finds
• FDA Adds Brain Tumor Warning to Depo-Provera Birth Control Shot
• Cutting Saturated Fat Helps Those at Risk for Heart Disease, Review Finds
• Trump Calls Fentanyl a Weapon of Mass Destruction
• New Bio-Inspired Gel Helps Tooth Enamel Grow Back
• L.A. Wildfires Linked To ER Surge In Heart Attacks, Lung Ailments
• Vapes Or Cigs, Doesn't Matter — Nicotine Is Toxic To Heart Health, Experts Say
• High-Fat Cheese, Cream Might Protect Brain Against Dementia
• The Dark Side Of True Crime Reporting
• Anxious, Depressed About An Uncertain World? Training Can Help You Cope, Study Says
• New Rapid Test IDs Bacteria Involved In Urinary Tract Infections, Possibly Improving Treatment
• Most Parents Aware of Early Peanut Introduction Guidelines, But Confused About Details
• Promising Target Improves Antitumor Response in Preclinical Models of Pancreatic Cancer
• What Prevents More Cancer Patients From Enrolling in Potentially Life-Saving Clinical Trials?
• Anti-Diabetic Drugs and Their Surprising Impact on Cancer Progression
• Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) Acquisition Associated with Hospital Closure and Bankruptcy
• Sylvester Cancer Tip Sheet for December 2025
• Could Your Genes Influence the Gut Microbiome of Others?

December 17 2025

• 'Molecular Glue' Stabilizes Protein That Inhibits Development of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
• University Hospitals is the First Health System in the World to Successfully Treat Patients with the OneRF(r) Trigeminal Nerve Ablation System
• How Do Spinal Cord Injuries Heal?
• Cedars-Sinai Reports Heart Attacks, General Illness Spiked After LA Fires
• New Risk Score Helps Predict Pancreatic Cancer Recurrence
• Pre-school health programme does not improve children's diet or physical activity, prompting call for policy changes, study finds
• Health Policy Experts Identify Promising Strategies for Providing Health Care to Homeless People
• Mayo Clinic Researchers Develop AI-ECG Model to Diagnose Liver Disease Earlier
• Case Series Suggests Topical Cream May Benefit Patients With A Chronic Inflammatory Skin Condition
• How Brain Activity Changes Throughout the Day
• What's Next for Metastatic Breast Cancer Treatments? | SABCS 2025
• Could Cheese Protect Your Brain Health?
• FDA Slams Retailers for Keeping Recalled Infant Formula on Shelves
• Flu Season Starts Early in NYC as Cases Rise Fast
• CDC Officially Moves Away From Universal Hepatitis B Shot at Birth
• McMaster Research Team Digitizes More Than 100 Years of Canadian Infectious Disease Data
• Many Americans Say U.S. Health Care is in Trouble, Poll Finds
• Popular Senior Activity Reduces Risk Of Knee Pain, Arthritis
• Over-The-Counter Supplement Might Help Multiple Sclerosis Treatment
• Texture Scan Of Retina Might Reveal Silent Vision Loss Among Diabetics
• C-Section Risk Higher Among Sexual Minorities, Study Finds
• Doctors Deliver 'Miracle' Baby While Removing 22-Pound Ovarian Cyst
• Air Pollution Linked To Autoimmune Diseases Like Lupus, Arthritis, Experts Say
• Can a Retinal Implant Reverse Macular Degeneration?
• Black Patients Diagnosed with Aggressive Leukemia Experience Worse Outcomes, But Differences Not Linked to Key Genetic Changes
• Real-World Data Gives Africa a Smarter Path to Fighting HIV and TB

December 16 2025

• Pregnant Women with Opioid Use Disorder Get More Health Care, but Few Medications
• Blood Analysis Shows Whether Brain Cancer Treatment Is Working
• A Year of Discovery: 10 Mayo Clinic Research Breakthroughs Moving Medicine Forward
• Federally Funded Clinical Trial Suggests Knowing HIV 'Viral Load' Doesn't Improve Number of Patients Seeking Needed Care
• 3D-Printed Models Improve Precision in Cancer Surgery
• Sweeping Study Shows Similar Genetic Factors Underlie Multiple Psychiatric Disorders
• Shea's President Brian Higgins Named to Roswell Park Board of Directors
• First-Ever Human Trial Finds Fasting Mimicking Diet Enhances Autophagy While Improving Metabolic Health
• The Gut Bacteria That Put the Brakes on Weight Gain in Mice
• Combination Therapy Shows Potential to Treat Pediatric Brain Cancer ATRT
• Speeding the Recovery From Achilles Injuries
• SLU Research Shows Surge in Alcohol-Related Liver Disease Driving 'Deaths of Despair'
• What You Should Know About Chagas Disease in North Texas
• Precision and Partnership: JASPER Surpasses 200 Experimental Shots
• Recall Issued for Breaded Chicken After Major Allergen Left Off Label
• Most U.S. Teens Use YouTube and TikTok Daily, Pew Finds
• No Fluoride in Your Water? How to Protect Kids’ Teeth
• Most Americans Are Happy With Health Insurance, Poll Finds
• Childhood Behavioral Problems Are Straining Family Finances, Experts Say
• Love Can Help The Heart Heal, Evidence Says
• COVID Vaccine During Pregnancy Reduces Risk Of Preterm Birth
• Risk-Based Breast Cancer Screening Outperforms Annual Mammograms, Clinical Trial Finds
• Dad, Grandpa Might Be Taking A Dangerous Risk While Stoned, Survey Finds
• Smartwatch System Helps Defuse Children's Temper Tantrums, Experts Say
• Penn Researchers Awarded $25M to Conduct Trial Using Smartphones to Fight Heart Disease
• Researchers Discover Bias in AI Models That Analyze Pathology Samples
• New Binghamton University Research Shows Better Way to Target mRNA Cancer Vaccines
• New ACS Cancer Disparities Report: Major Differences Persist in Mortality Burden by Urbanicity, Congressional District, Socioeconomic Status, and Race/Ethnicity
• Multidisciplinary Symposium Focused on Radiopharmaceutical Therapy in Cancer Care Debuts February 17-18
• Leading Symposium for Head and Neck Cancer Specialists to Be Held February 19-21
• 40 Percent of MRI Signals Do Not Correspond to Actual Brain Activity
• Ring in the New Year With Resolutions to Breathe Easier
• AI Model Helps Diagnose Often Undetected Heart Disease From Simple EKG
• New Method Accelerates Resistance Testing in Urinary Tract Infections
• Marathon Running Temporarily Stresses Kidneys, Digestive System
• Meet the Atienzas: The Doctor/Nurse Sibling Duo with a Lifelong Connection to Children's Hospital Los Angeles
• This New Understanding of T Cell Receptors May Improve Cancer Immunotherapies

December 15 2025

• Inaugural Well-Being Summit Launches a New Era of Workforce Well-Being
• Who Is More Likely to Get Long COVID?
• Overcoming Barriers to Pediatric Hemophilia Gene Therapy
• Accelerating Drug Combination Discovery with Machine Learning
• New Mayo-Led Study Establishes Practical Definition for Rapidly Progressive Dementia
• Differences Revealed in How Multiple Myeloma Develops in Men and Women
• Bringing Holiday Comfort to Patients of Every Belief
• Scientists Use Ultrasound to Soften and Treat Cancer Tumors Without Damaging Healthy Tissue
• Reducing Saturated Fat Intake Shows Mortality Benefit, but Only in High-Risk Individuals
• Screening Based on Smoking Duration May Reduce Racial Disparities in Lung Cancer Detection
• Diagnostic Follow-Up After Positive Lung Cancer Screening Often Falls Short of Guidelines
• Bisphosphonates May Reduce Short-Term Pain in Complex Regional Pain Syndrome but Increase Adverse Events
• Large Review Finds Limited Proof Behind Many Medical Cannabis Uses
• COVID Vaccines Cut ER Visits for Children, CDC Reports
• FDA Approves Two New Antibiotics to Treat Drug-Resistant Gonorrhea
• FDA Weighs Strongest Black Box Warning for COVID Vaccines
• Too Much Drinking Contributes To Cancer Risk, Study Says
• Home-Delivered Food Boxes Improve Diabetes Control, Experts Say
• Doing Nothing Appears Best Approach To Common Heart Defect Among Preemies
• Some Can Slowly Taper Off Antidepressants Without Risk Of Relapse, Review Concludes
• Mothers' Milk Might Be Key To Avoiding Childhood Food Allergies
• Most Receive Shock Therapy Without Psychological Counseling, Survey Says
• Behavioral Health Spending Spikes to 40% of All Children's Health Expenditures, Nearly Doubling in a Decade
• Mayo Clinic Smartwatch System Helps Parents Shorten and Defuse Children's Severe Tantrums Early
• New Year's Fitness Resolutions Start with Healthy Sleep
• Bridging the Digital Divide for Rural Health Care
• Scientists Develop a Smarter mRNA Therapy That Knows Which Cells to Target
• 'Zombie' Cells Spark Inflammation in Severe Fatty Liver Disease, Mayo Clinic Researchers Find
• Cleveland Researchers Launch First Major Study to Address 'Hidden Performance Killer' in Athletes
• Targeting B-Cells May Boost Immunotherapy in Liver Cancer Treatment
• Mental Health and Pain Medication Prescriptions for Young People Have Declined in the Past 20 Years
• UCSF Study Finds a Better Way to Screen for Breast Cancer
• New AI Tool Identifies Not Just Genetic Mutations, But the Diseases They May Cause
• National Poll: Few Parents Offer Teens Guidance on Healthy Eating During Holiday Season

December 14 2025

• How to Head Off Tendon Trouble

December 13 2025

• Ignore the Influencers: Simple Showers Are Still Best

December 12 2025

• UCSF Study Finds a Better Way to Screen for Breast Cancer
• New ASCO Guideline Maps Care for Pregnant Women with Blood Cancers
• New Research on Genetic Testing for Breast Cancer Risk
• New Sunscreen Ingredient Could Soon Be Allowed in the U.S.
• Many Older Americans Don’t See Themselves as Disabled, Survey Finds
• South Carolina Places 254 in Quarantine as Measles Cases Surge
• FDA Clears Home Brain-Stimulation Device to Help Treat Depression
• Smokers Who Vape More Likely To Quit Or Cut Back, Study Argues
• Virtual Nursing Doesn't Deliver, Hospital Nurses Say
• Improved Bionic Hand Has A Mind Of Its Own, Researchers Say
• American College of Radiology Statement on WISDOM Breast Cancer Screening Trial Results
• New 15-Minute Test For Hepatitis C Paves Way For Same-Day Treatment
• Experimental Drug Provides Lasting Relief For Bleeding Condition
• Less Is More For Melanoma-Fighting Immunotherapy, Study Argues
• Child survivors of critical illness are missing out on timely follow up care
• How to Protect Your Child's Teeth if Your Water Lacks Fluoride
• Integrating Anatomy and Biology for a Better Pancreatic Cancer Prognosis
• Nerve Block May Reduce Opioid Use in Infants Undergoing Cleft Palate Surgery
• Could AI Help Primary Care Clinics Spot Risky Drinking Habits?
• Decoding Long COVID: Investigators Reveal Why the Body Keeps Fighting the War
• New Machine Learning Method Refines Peach Fruit Quality Trait Analysis
• Acid Rain Weakens Soil Microbiomes and Fuels the Rise of "Super-Pathogens"

December 11 2025

• Scientists Uncover Key Driver of Treatment-Resistant Cancer
• Clean Water Access Improves Child Health in Mozambique, Study Shows
• At the Bedside: Uthealth Houston Surgeon Helps El Paso Woman Live Pain-Free Life After a Decade of Illness
• The Key to Increasing Patients' Advance Care Medical Planning May Be Automatic Patient Outreach
• Children's Hospital Los Angeles Epilepsy Specialists Help Narek Say Goodbye to Seizures and Return to What He Loves
• UWF Center for Cybersecurity awarded EC-Council 2025 Academia Innovator of the Year
• Cedars-Sinai Strengthens AI Foundation, Accelerates Momentum
• Is Your Heart on Holiday Overdrive? Houston Methodist Cardiologist Warns of Seasonal Heart Risks
• The FASEB Journal's Latest Issue Explores Breakthroughs in Tissue Repair, Microbiome Science, Women's Health, and Therapeutic Innovation
• Control What You Can Control: What Research Tells US Can Reduce Your Risk of Breast Cancer, Recurrence, and Support Better Quality of Life | SABCS 2025
• A New Reference Brain Could Make the Clonal Raider Ant a Go-to Model Species for Neuroscience
• Proton Therapy Shows Survival Benefit in Phase III Trial for Patients with Head and Neck Cancers
• Satellite Pierces Through Space to Discover Unexpected Winds and Sloshing Intergalactic Gas
• Cleveland Clinic Presents Final Results of Phase 1 Clinical Trial of Preventive Breast Cancer Vaccine Study
• Get to Know Your Microbiome: It Can Improve Gut Health and More, Mayo Clinic Expert Explains
• Suicide Deaths Fell Slightly in 2024, CDC Reports
• FDA Reviewing RSV Drugs for Infants, Though No Safety Issues Found
• Research Shows Imagining Positive Encounters Shapes Real-Life Feelings
• FDA Looks Into Reports of Deaths After COVID Vaccination
• Medical Imaging Contributing To Water Pollution, Experts Say
• Financial Toxicity Common Among Families Of Childhood Leukemia Patients
• Leukemia Strikes Black Patients Earlier, With Higher Risk Of Death, Study Says
• Social Media Draining Kids' Ability To Concentrate, Study Argues
• Parents Might Pass Depression Down To Kids Through One Specific Symptom, Experts Say
• Nerve Blocks Now Recommended For ER Migraine Treatment
• American Academy of Dermatology Association Statement on FDA Proposal for New Sunscreen Ingredient
• New Horizons in NSCLC Targeted Therapy: Advancements and Challenges
• PAW Lab's Teen & Dog Study Recognized
• New FAU Research Strengthens Evidence Linking Alcohol Use to Cancer

December 10 2025

• Choosing the Right Baby Formula
• Key Protein Behind Necroptotic Cell Death Could Drive New Treatment Strategies
• Make a New Year's Resolution -- For Your Smile
• How Veterinary Students Prepare for Their First Surgery
• The Importance of Social Work in Epilepsy in Resource-Limited Settings: Dr. Rugare Mugumbate
• Study Reveals How Imagination Impacts the Brain
• How Biomedical Innovation Is Healing Animals to Help People
• Researchers Develop AI Tool to Identify Undiagnosed Alzheimer's Cases While Reducing Disparities
• Shedding New Light on the Tiny Bubbles Sending Signals Between Cells
• Mayo Clinic Researchers Find New Hope for Toughest Myeloma Through Off-the-Shelf Immunotherapy
• 'Miraculous Birth' at Cedars-Sinai Delivers Family Holiday Joy
• UNC Study: Early Meds Pose Serious Risks for Preterm Infants
• Cell-free DNA Could Detect Adverse Events from Immunotherapy
• AAN Issues New Guideline for the Management of Functional Seizures
• Could GLP-1 Drugs Affect Risk of Epilepsy for People with Diabetes?
• GLP-1 Medications Show Little Effect on Cancer, Study Shows
• Opioid Use Linked to Higher Risk of C. Diff Infection, Study Finds
• CDC Delays Annual Abortion Report Amid Internal Turmoil
• Many Young Americans Still Smoking Tobacco and Cannabis, Study Shows
• Dual-Action Arts and Wellbeing Program Transforms Dementia Care
• AI Can Improve Epilepsy Treatment, Experts Argue
• U.S. ERs Are Failing Sickle Cell Patients In Pain, Study Says
• TikTok Videos On Gout Misleading, Inaccurate, Experts Say
• Do Energy Drinks Increase Stroke Risk? One Patient's Story
• Uterine Fibroids Linked To Women's Heart Disease Risk
• Rising Temperatures Disturbing Americans' Slumber, Study Says
• Three-Hit Model Describes the Causes of Autism
• Older Age, Chronic Kidney Disease and Cerebrovascular Disease Linked with Increased Risk for Paralysis and Death After West Nile Virus Infection
• Targeting Inflammation May Offer Hope for Depression Treatment
• Toast to Your Health with A Mocktail: Expert Advice from RWJBarnabas Health
• Applications of AI in Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention and Control
• Increasing Prevalence of Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome in December AJG
• FAU Engineers Decode Dementia Type Using AI and EEG Brainwave Analysis
• SABCS: Novel Endocrine Therapy Reduces the Risk of Breast Cancer Recurrence
• New study reveals how your home address can predict your risk of Type 2 diabetes
• PreludeDx Announces First Independent Validation of AidaBreast(tm), the Only Multi-Omic Test to Predict Locoregional Recurrence Risk and Radiation Therapy Benefit in Early-Stage Invasive Breast Cancer
• Could Hidden Infections Be Fueling Long COVID?
• Biosensor Performance Doubled

December 9 2025

• Receptors in Mammary Glands Make Livestock and Humans Inviting Hosts for Avian Flu
• Third Annual Lighting Campus for Hope Winter Celebration Brought Smiles, Stories of Resilience
• Can Taking CBD Help People Use Less Weed?
• Registration Opens for AACN's NTI 2026
• Starting Solid Foods: A Comprehensive Guide for Your Baby's First Solids
• Knowing Your Family's Surgical History Might Be Key to Preventing Emergency Gallbladder Surgery
• Want to Curb Cannabis-Related Crashes? Don't Forget Older Adults, Study Finds
• Rare Genetic Disorder Linked to Liver Dysfunction, Hypoglycemia, Lipodystrophy
• UCLA Team Discovers How to Target 'Undruggable' Protein That Fuels Aggressive Leukemia
• New View of Cholera 'Tail' Could Inform Treatment
• Johns Hopkins Media Briefing: Vaccine and Virus Trends Ahead of Winter
• New Study Reveals Progress in Hospital Maternity Care Access in New Jersey, with Opportunities for Continued Improvement
• Journal of Cardiac Failure December Issue Showcases Innovations in Transplant Care, Digital Therapeutics, and Global Heart Failure Treatment Strategies
• Treating Adults with Autism: Maryland Clinical Center Offers National Blueprint for Care After Pediatric Transition
• Sedative Choice Could Improve Outcomes for Breathing Tube Patients
• New Gene-Mapping Method Unlocks Hidden Drivers of Cancer
• Mango May Support Weight and Blood Sugar, New Research Shows
• New National Guidelines Aim to Cut Infections in Nursing Homes
• More Parents Refuse Vitamin K Shot for Newborns, Study Finds
• Some Blood Pressure Pills Recalled for Possible Contamination
• Want To Avoid Having A Troublesome Teen? Get Boys Involved In Youth Sports, Study Says
• Climate Change Might Dull Children's Intellectual Growth
• Older Caregivers' Loneliness Relieved By An Unlikely Source, Study Reveals
• Pandemic School Closures Linked To More Mental Health Problems Among Kids
• Timing Is Everything In Cancer Immunotherapy, Experts Say
• Agent Orange Linked To Rare Bone Marrow Cancers
• University of Utah Engineers Give a Bionic Hand a Mind of Its Own
• JMIR Publications' News & Perspectives Section: AI & Genomics vs. Superbugs: New Tools in the AMR Fight
• Researchers Develop Models to Help Diagnose ALS Earlier Through Blood Biomarkers
• At Yale, Rigorous Research Sets Stroke Treatments Up for Success
• Yale Study Assesses Sex Differences in Lethality Risk Screening Among IPV Victims
• San Antonio Saw Average of 7 Guns Per Day Stolen Out of Cars in 2024, UTHealth Houston Research Finds
• A New Study Reveals How Oxygen First Reached Earth's Oceans
• Glut1 Protein May be a Potential Therapeutic Target for Kidney Disease
• Nationwide Study Suggests that Water Treatment Methods May Impact the Risk of Legionnaires' Disease
• Novastra Launches First-in-Human Trial of Next-Generation Immune Reprogramming Cancer Therapy for Hard-to-Treat Patients
• Clinical Trial Shows New Cancer Immunotherapy Effective Against Drug-Resistant Tumors
• Improving Treatment for an Autoimmune Bleeding Condition
• Scientists Use Synthetic Platelets as 'Trojan Horse' Drug-Delivery System
• New Online Tool Detects Drug Exposure Directly from Patient Samples
• Antimicrobial Peptides in Oral Medicine: From Mechanisms to Clinical Translation

December 8 2025

• Findings May Move Science Closer to Growing Organs in Other Species
• Old Habits Die Hard: U-M Study Shows Most Young Nicotine, Cannabis Users Are Still Lighting Up
• Mental Health Professionals Urged to Do Their Own Evaluations of AI-Based Tools
• Tip Sheet: San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, Improving CAR-T Access, Benefits of HIV Research -- and Healthy Living for the Holidays
• Roswell Park Leukemia Expert Led ASH 2025 Studies Assessing 2 New Treatment Strategies for Advanced AML
• Mount Sinai Study Finds Childhood Leukemia Aggressiveness Depends on Timing of Genetic Mutation
• How a Newborn at Johns Hopkins Children's Center Is Helping Future Patients with Brain Injuries
• Race, Ethnicity and Donor Type Continue to Affect Survival After Donor Stem Cell Transplant
• Sport in Middle Childhood Can Breed Respect for Authority in Adolescence
• Disarming Cancer Stem Cells' Shield Makes Immunotherapy More Effective
• New Study Exposes Hidden Alzheimer's "Hot Spots" in Rural Maryland and What They Reveal About America's Growing Healthcare Divide
• ASH 2025: Study Connects Agent Orange Exposure to Earlier and More Severe Cases of Myelodysplastic Syndrome
• How Cells Change Their Mind and Save Their Work in Progress
• GLP-1 Receptor Agonists Likely Have Little or No Effect on Obesity-Related Cancer Risk
• Methadone in Primary Care Linked to Better Health Care Access and Sustained Treatment Retention
• Researchers Report Novel and Promising Treatment for Fibrosing Mediastinitis
• Global Consensus Outlines Legal and Ethical Principles for AI Integration in Gastrointestinal Endoscopy
• Novel Mpox Variant Incubation Period Is Slightly Longer Than Previous Variants
• Experts Debate Management Strategies for a Diabetic Patient with a Severe Foot Infection
• ASH 2025: New Combination Approach Aims to Make CAR T More Durable in Lymphoma
• Two Deaths Linked to Rabies-Infected Kidney Transplant
• 210,000 Portable Power Banks Sold on Amazon Recalled After Fire Reports
• Study Finds Most People Trust Doctors More than AI But See Its Potential for Cancer Diagnosis
• Do Not Eat Wild Mushrooms, Officials Warn After Poisonings Turn Deadly
• ASH 2025: Milder Chemo Works for Rare, Aggressive Lymphoma
• Educational Video Game Helps Kids Learn Science, Study Finds
• Air Pollution Undermines Health Benefits Of Exercise, Evidence Says
• Laughing Gas Relieves Depression, Evidence Says
• TikTok Videos Mislead On Epilepsy Care, Experts Say
• Want To Save Rural Hospitals? Send Patients Home To Recover, Study Argues
• Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Researchers Identify Concerning Increase in Newborns Not Receiving Preventative Vitamin K Shots
• One Million More U.S. Kids Became Obese During COVID Pandemic
• Depression Increases Epilepsy Risk, Makes It Harder To Treat
• More Than a Notch: New Discovery May Improve Ovarian Cancer Treatment
• New Artificial Intelligence Tool Shows Promise in Accurately Diagnosing Brain Tumors without Surgery
• Delayed Toxicities After CAR T Cell Therapy for Multiple Myeloma Are Connected and Potentially Preventable
• Microenvironment-feedback Hydrogel Enables Precise Staged Repair of Infected Wounds
• UTHealth Houston Experts Available to Discuss New Year Topics
• Opioid Use Linked to Higher Risk of C. difficile Infection
• AI Supports Home-Based Balance Training
• Rutgers Cardiology Expert Explains How Faster and Cost-effective Testing Can Help Save Lives
• Deep GI AI: Advancement in Gastrointestinal Cancers Detection Poised to Grow into Startup
• Attendees at ASH 2025 Hear Strategy for Improving Efficacy and Reducing Toxicity of CAR T-Cell Therapy
• Roswell Park Experts Share Cutting-Edge Breast Cancer Studies at SABCS 2025
• Mount Sinai Study Finds PTSD May Accelerate Brain Aging in 9/11 Responders
• Neuroscientists Develop Human Brain-Like Technology That Can Accelerate Understanding of Alzheimer's, Other Neurodegenerative Diseases
• Tuberculosis: Scientists Develop Novel Drug Candidate for Combating Resistant Pathogens
• Perguntas e Respostas da Mayo Clinic: Parada cardiaca vs. ataques cardiacos: Quem esta em risco?
• Mayo Clinic Q and A: Cardiac arrest vs. heart attacks: Who is at risk?
• Preguntas y Respuestas de Mayo Clinic: Paro cardiaco vs. ataques cardiacos: ?Quien esta en riesgo?
• How Can Nursing Homes Protect More Patients From Infections?
• ASH 2025: Researchers Identify CD40 as Potential Biomarker for a Type of Nodal T Cell Lymphoma
• ASH 2025: Results Show Long-Lasting Benefits of CAR T Cell Therapy for Hard-to-Treat Lymphoma

December 7 2025

• ASH 2025: Study Suggests that a Virtual Program Focusing on Diet and Exercise Can Help Reduce Side Effects of Lymphoma Treatment
• Healthy Routines Can Stay on Track — Even During Holiday Chaos
• Study Led by Memorial Sloan Kettering Investigators Shows Three-Agent Combination Demonstrates Promising Efficacy for Relapsed Follicular Lymphoma

December 6 2025

• ASH 2025: New MD Anderson-Developed Antibody Boosts Immune Response Against Blood Cancers and Solid Cancers
• ASH 2025: Antibody Therapy Eradicates Traces of Multiple Myeloma in Preliminary Trial
• Ash 2025: CAR T Cell Therapy Shows Promising Phase II Trial Results in Multiple Myeloma
• New GLP-1 Implant May Help Overweight Pets, Study Underway
• ASH 2025: AI Uncovers How DNA Architecture Failures Trigger Blood Cancer
• ASH 2025: New Study Shows That Patients Can Safely Receive Stem Cell Transplants from Mismatched, Unrelated Donors