The World Health Organization has verified that Thailand has eliminated rubella as a public health problem. The result applies to the country, not to the global eradication of the virus.
· 3 days ago
The therapy aims to silence hepatitis B virus DNA by applying chemical markers without cutting it. Evidence remains preliminary: a primary source and clinical data on safety, viral DNA and response in treated people are needed.
· Yesterday
According to Africanews, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has reportedly begun vaccinating frontline workers against Ebola. No details are available on locations, numbers, vaccine or timetable.
· 3 days ago
Among intensive care nurses, attitudes, professional values, clinical decision-making and perceived individualised care are associated. In the observational model, attitude is the strongest predictor.
MED · 1 September
The 2026 review summarises preclinical studies of nitrogen- or oxygen-containing heterocycles. It identifies the hydrazide-hydrazone group as associated with greater antiproliferative activity and selectivity in tumour models, not as evidence of a cure.
MED · 3 September
The article reports a possible reduction in daytime sleepiness and anecdotal functional changes described by patients. It does not identify the drug or provide verifiable primary clinical evidence of effectiveness or safety.
Archive Li · 4 days ago
A national analysis of 2,796 US adults finds declining exposure to medicines that may harm cognition. Nearly one in three people are still affected, mainly by anticholinergics, antipsychotics, benzodiazepines and Z-hypnotics.
· 2 days ago
A study in Scientific Reports suggests that increased SOD1 expression in trisomy 21 contributes to immune dysfunction. The evidence is preliminary and requires verification against the primary source before publication.
· 2 days ago
A scoping review of 110 articles finds wide variation and little consistency in the documented clinical rationale for steps in non-incisional nail surgery. It proposes guidelines, without showing direct patient benefits.
WHO has validated Chile’s elimination of dog-transmitted rabies as a public health problem, making it the first country in South America to reach the milestone.
In the small trial, the eating pattern was well tolerated, with no unintended weight loss. Signals on clinical severity, neurofilament and bioenergetics are exploratory: the short, uncontrolled study does not show that it slows the disease.
According to Rai News, AIFA has approved nine updated vaccines for use in the flu campaign due to begin in October 2026. However, the primary decision or statement is still needed to confirm the list and distinguish authorisation from distribution.
A panel of experts convened by the Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative has published the framework. The methodological consensus could make trials of new treatments more comparable, but does not yet demonstrate clinical benefits for patients.
MED
A review in Cells summarises evidence on daratumumab and isatuximab, anti-CD38 antibodies with different biological and immunological mechanisms.
Fiji has declared a national HIV emergency and is expanding free testing, antiretroviral therapy and harm-reduction programmes. Implementation details require confirmation from primary government sources.
The Guardian
In trials, trastuzumab deruxtecan extended progression-free survival compared with chemotherapy. This does not automatically mean longer overall survival; NHS/NICE sources and the study remain to be verified.
The review links oncogenic targets with new treatment classes, including inhibitors, antibody-drug conjugates, bispecifics and PROTACs.
MED
The article proposes a taxonomy of five recurring causes and applies it retrospectively to drugs that have been tested. Its authors argue that the main causes have changed over time; the heuristic still needs validation.
The transplant creates a model for studying neurological and neuropsychiatric disorders. It does not replicate a human disease or prove clinically validated treatments or diagnoses; its use raises bioethical questions.
Researchers have presented a model of human retinal pigment epithelium cells. It simulates how they organise and lose organisation in age-related macular degeneration. It is not a therapy.
WHO reports lower Ebola transmission in the Ituri areas most affected by the outbreak. Over the same period, it notes rising cases in North Kivu and proposed vaccine trials that have not yet begun.
Corriere della Sera reports advice on reducing night-time light during sleep. It is unclear, however, whether the claim concerns an observational association or a preventive effect: the primary paper was not retrieved.
MED
A 2026 review examines fucoidan, a polysaccharide derived from brown algae, alongside cancer treatments. It suggests a possible adjunctive role, but evidence is mainly preclinical and lacks clinical validation.
MED
Research finds reduced migration and increased apoptosis in A549 cells treated with furmonertinib. ANGPT1 is proposed as an involved mechanism; evidence is in vitro only and the primary paper was not retrieved.
According to Japan’s Ministry of Health, 107,677 people are aged 100 or over. The figure exceeds 100,000 for the first time in the series dating from 1963; the primary statistical release and sufficient text for assessment are unavailable.
The analysis compares the time to secure a second authorisation for 239 AI-enabled radiology software products. It measures approval pathways, not the tools’ clinical effectiveness.
The editorial summarises studies associating recreational reading with less stress and loneliness, better cognitive function and a lower risk of cognitive decline. The observed evidence does not show that reading directly causes these outcomes.
An article in Clinical and Translational Science proposes a framework to assess and reduce the risk of false negatives in neurological drug trials. It is a methodological approach, not evidence that trials are already more effective.
A Scientific Reports study assessed an AI-based digital pathology tool in hormone receptor-positive breast cancers. It reported shorter turnaround times than comparison methods, without showing better patient outcomes.
I3LUNG combines clinical, blood, radiological, digital pathology and genomic data. In a retrospective multicentre evaluation, it improved some clinical assessments.
Reporting cites a 36% reduction in first heart attack risk linked to evolocumab, which lowers LDL cholesterol. The population, endpoint, duration, absolute risk and full results cannot be verified; the source needs checking…
MED
A structured narrative review summarises surveillance, community engagement, cross-border cooperation and sustained funding strategies.
MED
An implementation study records high reporting timeliness and completeness in Cambodia’s national malaria surveillance system, which uses mobile apps and village health workers.
MED
The mini-review examines nutritional implications and dietary counselling in alpha-gal syndrome. It describes delayed reactions to mammal-derived products and aspects of dietary management, without presenting new therapeutic advances.
Azertag reports that Kyrgyzstan’s first robotic surgery system has been introduced at the Kyrgyz State Medical Academy. Available material does not verify what was installed, whether it is operational, or its uses or benefits…
A systematic review with Bayesian meta-analysis estimated neurocysticercosis among people with seizures studied. The estimate is heterogeneous and does not describe the whole population.
A Perspective in MED reports 10 human cases of dracunculiasis worldwide in 2025. It says eradication depends on surveillance and interventions through 2030, though primary surveillance must confirm the record low.
Nature Communications published a study of 18,734 World Trade Center responders. Over about 25 years, greater combined exposure to heat and PM2.5 and less perceived greenery were linked to more frailty, PTSD symptoms and depression.
The World Health Organization has verified that Thailand has eliminated rubella as a public health problem. The result applies to the country, not to the global eradication of the virus.
· 3 days ago
According to Africanews, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has reportedly begun vaccinating frontline workers against Ebola. No details are available on locations, numbers, vaccine or timetable.
· 3 days ago
The therapy aims to silence hepatitis B virus DNA by applying chemical markers without cutting it. Evidence remains preliminary: a primary source and clinical data on safety, viral DNA and response in treated people are needed.
· Yesterday
Among intensive care nurses, attitudes, professional values, clinical decision-making and perceived individualised care are associated. In the observational model, attitude is the strongest predictor.
MED · 1 September
A national analysis of 2,796 US adults finds declining exposure to medicines that may harm cognition. Nearly one in three people are still affected, mainly by anticholinergics, antipsychotics, benzodiazepines and Z-hypnotics.
· 2 days ago
A study in Scientific Reports suggests that increased SOD1 expression in trisomy 21 contributes to immune dysfunction. The evidence is preliminary and requires verification against the primary source before publication.
· 2 days ago
MED
The 2026 review summarises preclinical studies of nitrogen- or oxygen-containing heterocycles. It identifies the hydrazide-hydrazone group as associated with greater antiproliferative activity and selectivity in tumour models, not as evidence of a cure.
Archive Li
The article reports a possible reduction in daytime sleepiness and anecdotal functional changes described by patients. It does not identify the drug or provide verifiable primary clinical evidence of effectiveness or safety.
A scoping review of 110 articles finds wide variation and little consistency in the documented clinical rationale for steps in non-incisional nail surgery. It proposes guidelines, without showing direct patient benefits.
WHO has validated Chile’s elimination of dog-transmitted rabies as a public health problem, making it the first country in South America to reach the milestone.
In the small trial, the eating pattern was well tolerated, with no unintended weight loss. Signals on clinical severity, neurofilament and bioenergetics are exploratory: the short, uncontrolled study does not show that it slows the disease.
According to Rai News, AIFA has approved nine updated vaccines for use in the flu campaign due to begin in October 2026. However, the primary decision or statement is still needed to confirm the list and distinguish authorisation from distribution.
A panel of experts convened by the Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative has published the framework. The methodological consensus could make trials of new treatments more comparable, but does not yet demonstrate clinical benefits for patients.
MED
A review in Cells summarises evidence on daratumumab and isatuximab, anti-CD38 antibodies with different biological and immunological mechanisms.
Fiji has declared a national HIV emergency and is expanding free testing, antiretroviral therapy and harm-reduction programmes. Implementation details require confirmation from primary government sources.
The Guardian
In trials, trastuzumab deruxtecan extended progression-free survival compared with chemotherapy. This does not automatically mean longer overall survival; NHS/NICE sources and the study remain to be verified.
The review links oncogenic targets with new treatment classes, including inhibitors, antibody-drug conjugates, bispecifics and PROTACs.
MED
The article proposes a taxonomy of five recurring causes and applies it retrospectively to drugs that have been tested. Its authors argue that the main causes have changed over time; the heuristic still needs validation.
The transplant creates a model for studying neurological and neuropsychiatric disorders. It does not replicate a human disease or prove clinically validated treatments or diagnoses; its use raises bioethical questions.
Researchers have presented a model of human retinal pigment epithelium cells. It simulates how they organise and lose organisation in age-related macular degeneration. It is not a therapy.
WHO reports lower Ebola transmission in the Ituri areas most affected by the outbreak. Over the same period, it notes rising cases in North Kivu and proposed vaccine trials that have not yet begun.
Corriere della Sera reports advice on reducing night-time light during sleep. It is unclear, however, whether the claim concerns an observational association or a preventive effect: the primary paper was not retrieved.
MED
A 2026 review examines fucoidan, a polysaccharide derived from brown algae, alongside cancer treatments. It suggests a possible adjunctive role, but evidence is mainly preclinical and lacks clinical validation.
MED
Research finds reduced migration and increased apoptosis in A549 cells treated with furmonertinib. ANGPT1 is proposed as an involved mechanism; evidence is in vitro only and the primary paper was not retrieved.
According to Japan’s Ministry of Health, 107,677 people are aged 100 or over. The figure exceeds 100,000 for the first time in the series dating from 1963; the primary statistical release and sufficient text for assessment are unavailable.
The analysis compares the time to secure a second authorisation for 239 AI-enabled radiology software products. It measures approval pathways, not the tools’ clinical effectiveness.
The editorial summarises studies associating recreational reading with less stress and loneliness, better cognitive function and a lower risk of cognitive decline. The observed evidence does not show that reading directly causes these outcomes.
An article in Clinical and Translational Science proposes a framework to assess and reduce the risk of false negatives in neurological drug trials. It is a methodological approach, not evidence that trials are already more effective.
A Scientific Reports study assessed an AI-based digital pathology tool in hormone receptor-positive breast cancers. It reported shorter turnaround times than comparison methods, without showing better patient outcomes.
I3LUNG combines clinical, blood, radiological, digital pathology and genomic data. In a retrospective multicentre evaluation, it improved some clinical assessments.
Reporting cites a 36% reduction in first heart attack risk linked to evolocumab, which lowers LDL cholesterol. The population, endpoint, duration, absolute risk and full results cannot be verified; the source needs checking…
MED
A structured narrative review summarises surveillance, community engagement, cross-border cooperation and sustained funding strategies.
MED
An implementation study records high reporting timeliness and completeness in Cambodia’s national malaria surveillance system, which uses mobile apps and village health workers.
MED
The mini-review examines nutritional implications and dietary counselling in alpha-gal syndrome. It describes delayed reactions to mammal-derived products and aspects of dietary management, without presenting new therapeutic advances.
Azertag reports that Kyrgyzstan’s first robotic surgery system has been introduced at the Kyrgyz State Medical Academy. Available material does not verify what was installed, whether it is operational, or its uses or benefits…
A systematic review with Bayesian meta-analysis estimated neurocysticercosis among people with seizures studied. The estimate is heterogeneous and does not describe the whole population.
A Perspective in MED reports 10 human cases of dracunculiasis worldwide in 2025. It says eradication depends on surveillance and interventions through 2030, though primary surveillance must confirm the record low.
Nature Communications published a study of 18,734 World Trade Center responders. Over about 25 years, greater combined exposure to heat and PM2.5 and less perceived greenery were linked to more frailty, PTSD symptoms and depression.
