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Washington Examinerpolitics6 hrs ago
Trump Nominates Medicare Director Chris Klomp as Deputy HHS Secretary
Klomp currently directs Medicare and advises HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. He previously served on the board of fertility company Maven Clinic and negotiated drug price deals.
world1 day ago
DRC Begins Trial of Two Experimental Ebola Treatments
Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo have started a clinical trial of two experimental Ebola drugs while the outbreak continues to expand in the northeast. The study tests monoclonal antibody MBP134 and antiviral remdesivir against the Bundibugyo strain.
news.sky.comscience2 days ago
England osteoporosis diagnosis rate flatlines as rollout of fracture clinics lags
The Royal Osteoporosis Society reported that Fracture Liaison Services identified 79,553 patients in England in 2025, up from 77,136 the previous year. The charity said the current pace would take 38 years to reach the target of 264,000 identifications annually.
abcnews.go.comworld1 day agoUpdated
DRC Begins Trial of Experimental Ebola Treatments as Outbreak Spreads
Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo have started a clinical trial of two experimental Ebola therapies while the outbreak centered in Ituri province continues to expand. The study is testing a monoclonal antibody and an antiviral drug against the Bundibugyo stra…
abcnews.go.comworld2 days ago
Ebola Treatment Trial Begins in Democratic Republic of Congo
A clinical trial of two experimental therapeutics for the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola has started in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The World Health Organization announced the enrollment of the first patient on Thursday.
en.antaranews.comworld2 days ago
Influencers Undergo Rib Recontouring Procedure in Bali
Australian social media users posted about receiving a rib recontouring treatment at a Bali clinic last week. Medical professionals have raised safety concerns about the procedure and the limited long-term data available.
science2 days ago
Roche Lung-Cancer Drug Candidate Outperforms Standard Treatments in Late-Stage Trial
A Roche experimental lung-cancer therapy showed better results than current standard treatments in a late-stage clinical trial. The company reported the outcome through a Wall Street Journal account.
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forbes.comworld3 days ago
Candida auris cases in the U.S. rose to 6,197 in 2024
Federal data show clinical cases of the drug-resistant fungus increased by 3,315 between 2022 and 2024. Screening detections nearly doubled over the same period.
theverge.comai4 days ago
Anthropic Launches Pre-Clinical Drug Programs for Neglected Diseases and New Claude Science App
The AI company launched Claude Science on June 30 and said it will start its own drug programs. Executives said the effort will give the firm direct experience applying its tools to scientific problems.
world4 days ago
Therapist for Gilgo Beach serial killer charged with practicing without license
Alison Winter, who treated Rex Heuermann, faces felony charges for billing insurance without a clinical social work license. Prosecutors say she received over $60,000 in payments from 2018 to 2024.
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theverge.comscience4 days ago
NIH All of Us Program Adds Thousands of Medical Records in New Data Release
The National Institutes of Health program announced its latest data release on Tuesday using clinical data-sharing networks. The update targets gaps in electronic health records for participants who consented to share them.
fda.govworld4 days ago
Woman with rare kidney disease improves on newly approved drug after earlier misdiagnosis of multiple myeloma
@CBSNews reported that Michelle Williams received an IC-MPGN diagnosis after self-referring to the Cleveland Clinic in 2023. She enrolled in a pegcetacoplan trial in February 2025 and has shown major improvement more than a year later.
losangeles.cbslocal.comscience5 days ago
Two-Year USC Study Finds High-Dose DHA Supplements Did Not Slow Memory Loss or Brain Shrinkage
A two-year trial at the University of Southern California found that 2,000 mg daily DHA supplements failed to slow cognitive decline or hippocampal atrophy in 365 adults at elevated Alzheimer's risk. Researchers reported a 17 percent rise in cerebrospinal fluid DHA levels but no…
propublica.orgworld5 days ago
FDA Releases List of Participants for July Peptide Safety Review Meeting
The Food and Drug Administration on Monday named the experts who will assess seven peptide injections next month. Several panel members operate clinics or pharmacies that sell the compounds under review.
science5 days ago
Talawar Therapeutics to list publicly through reverse merger with JATT II Acquisition Corp and $225 million financing
@statnews reported that Talawar Therapeutics plans to go public through a reverse merger with JATT II Acquisition Corp. The transaction includes a $225 million PIPE financing. The company said the funds will support its lead program through mid-stage clinical testing.
news.sky.comtechnology5 days ago
Women Report PMS Relief From Allergy and Heartburn Pill Combination
Terese Hansen of Omaha said a TikTok trend led her to try Claritin and Pepcid AC, after which her nausea, heartburn and mood improved. Experts cited by Npr reported no clinical trials exist on the approach but noted a plausible link to histamine and menstrual hormones.
forbes.comworld5 days ago
Japanese Startup to Begin Pig Kidney Transplant Trials at Two Hospitals in 2028
PorMedTec announced plans to begin clinical trials of pig-to-human kidney transplants at Hokkaido University Hospital and Shonan Kamakura General Hospital as early as 2028. The effort uses pigs with 69 gene edits supplied by U.S. firm eGenesis. Japan currently has roughly 15,000…
fastcompany.comscience6 days ago
Oral GLP-1 drug produces up to 12 percent weight loss in 36-week study
A clinical trial at Northwestern University found that adults taking once-daily oral aleniglipron lost an average of nearly 12 percent of body weight after 36 weeks. The drug is still in development and has not received FDA approval.
world6 days ago
New Parents Face Perinatal Anxiety as Clinics Open Across Australia
Abc reported that Melbourne lawyer Chenzi Dong experienced severe anxiety after giving birth last year. Surveys show many new parents, especially from culturally diverse backgrounds, delay seeking help. Federal funding has supported new Gidget Foundation mental health centers in…
upworthy.comai7 days ago
Survey Finds 39% of Psychologists Report Patients Using AI to Self-Diagnose, One-Third for Treatment Help
An American Psychological Association poll released June 16 shows patients turning to AI for mental health tasks. Psychologists cite both convenience and clinical risks.
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The Hillworld8 days ago
Planned Parenthood Action Fund Launches $2 Million Effort to Block Medicaid Funding Cut for Its Clinics
The group announced the investment Friday to oppose permanent defunding of its health centers after a provision in last year’s legislation blocked Medicaid payments. The effort expands an earlier $1.5 million campaign and focuses on battleground districts.
Semaforworld8 days ago
U.S. to supply experimental Ebola drug to Congo for trial
The U.S. will provide an experimental drug for use in a clinical trial in the region. Officials initially limited the drug to American use but later expanded access for the trial.
hitconsultant.networld8 days ago
Government expands menopause support into 33 clinics from July 1
Existing endometriosis and pelvic pain clinics will add physiotherapy, dietetics and psychology services for menopause and perimenopause. The $40 million rollout begins next month across all states and territories.
forbes.compolitics9 days ago
Administration Considers Pilot Program for 340B Drug Discount Transparency
The Trump administration is evaluating a pilot program to increase oversight of the 340B drug discount program. The program requires drug manufacturers to sell medicines at reduced prices to hospitals and clinics that serve low-income patients.
Japan Timesworld9 days ago
Japan Begins Trial of Cow-Tendon Material for Knee Ligament Repair
Japanese researchers have launched a randomized clinical trial of decellularized cow-tendon material for anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction. The study compares the material to patients' own tendons in 57 participants across six sites. Safety was previously confirmed in sev…
Fox Newsscience10 days ago
Review finds palmitic acid impairs insulin action in lab studies while oleic acid shows protective effects; human trials needed
A new analysis of experimental, clinical and epidemiological studies concludes that palmitic acid promotes processes linked to insulin resistance. Oleic acid, by contrast, supports storage of fatty acids in inert triglycerides and reduces inflammation, researchers said.
indiatoday.intoday.inscience11 days ago
Study Finds Most IVF Add-On Treatments Lack Evidence of Benefit
A review of 85 clinical trials found that most add-on procedures offered with IVF showed either no effect, inconclusive results, or only weak evidence of benefit. Researchers noted that many patients rely on clinic websites and social media for information that may overstate effe…
jns.orgscience11 days ago
HHS Sends Monoclonal Antibody Doses for Ebola Clinical Trial in Africa
The Department of Health and Human Services has sent doses of the monoclonal antibody MBP-134 to support a clinical trial. The trial protocol is under review by authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda.
benzinga.comscience11 days ago
Eli Lilly Supplied Experimental Obesity Drug to One Patient via FDA Compassionate-Use Program
Stat reported that Eli Lilly supplied its experimental drug retatrutide to a single patient through the FDA’s compassionate-use pathway in April. The request involved a 79-year-old man and drew attention from senior health officials. Retatrutide has produced substantial weight lo…
nypost.compolitics12 days ago
California Lawsuit Over Abortion Pill Reversal Heads to Trial
California officials filed a lawsuit in September 2023 against Heartbeat International and RealOptions Obria Medical Clinics. The suit alleges false and misleading statements about abortion pill reversal. Trial is scheduled to begin June 24.
gizmodo.comscience12 days ago
Chlorpromazine-Promethazine Combination Tested for Safety in Inducing Hypothermia
Researchers used the two drugs to lower metabolism and body temperature in large animals. The combination proved safe in a phase one clinical trial. @ScienceMagazine reported the results.
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earther.gizmodo.comworld13 days ago
Ivermectin prescriptions among cancer patients more than doubled in early 2025
Prescriptions for the antiparasitic drug rose sharply after a podcast episode discussed its use. Medical experts state the drug has not been proven effective against cancer in clinical trials.
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New York Postpolitics15 days ago
Former New York governor organizes American football event for Ukrainian youth
A former New York governor is helping run a youth American football tournament in Ukraine next week. The event includes matches, clinics, and workshops for more than 300 children.
The Independentscience15 days ago
Pregnant Women in DRC Avoid Hospitals as Ebola Cases Reach 894
Maternal deaths in Ituri province rose to seven in one week from two last year. Health workers link the increase to fear of Ebola infection at clinics.
Wiredscience15 days ago
London Clinic Uses Chlorine Dioxide Gas on Naked Patients
Alastair Jessel described administering Andreas Kalcker’s Protocol G at Battersea Park Clinic, sealing clients naked in plastic bags and exposing them to undiluted chlorine dioxide gas.
washingtonpost.compolitics17 days ago
U.S. Announces Over $700 Million for Addiction and Mental Health Programs
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the funding on Wednesday at an Easterseals clinic in Michigan. The money supports community-based care for substance use disorders and serious mental illness.
Washington Examinerpolitics17 days ago
FTC Sues Transgender Health Group Over Clinical Guidelines
The Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit against the World Professional Association for Transgender Health on Wednesday. The agency alleges the group issued guidelines that enabled unsubstantiated claims about medical procedures for minors.
indianexpress.comscience17 days ago
WHO Issues First Guidelines for Treating Ebola and Marburg Diseases
The World Health Organization released its first comprehensive clinical guidelines for managing filovirus diseases, which include Ebola and Marburg. The recommendations draw from lessons of past outbreaks to improve patient care and survival rates.
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thesouthafrican.comscience17 days ago
Former Healthcare Worker Cautioned Over Attempt to Sell Princess of Wales Medical Records
A former healthcare worker received a formal caution after trying to obtain and sell medical records belonging to Catherine, the Princess of Wales. The Information Commissioner's Office investigated the incident that began at the London Clinic in early 2024.
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news.sky.comai17 days ago
AI Tools Enter U.S. Hospitals Without FDA Approval
AI diagnostic tools outperformed physicians in one study released in April. Hospitals have deployed multiple generative AI products for clinicians even though none have received FDA clearance for medical use.
New York Postpolitics18 days ago
Florida Couple Reaches Custody Deal in IVF Embryo Mix-Up Case
A Florida couple who received the wrong embryo during IVF has agreed with the biological parents to remain the permanent custodial parents of the child. Court documents filed Friday detail the private agreement and note the couple will continue using a different clinic for remain…
kff.orgworld18 days ago
Man Sentenced to Prison for $58 Million Medicare and Medicaid Fraud Using Nonprofit Clinic
A Haitian man received a prison sentence after using a nonprofit clinic to submit fraudulent Medicare and Medicaid claims through the 340B drug discount program.
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news.sky.compolitics18 days ago
Sudan Prime Minister Orders Committee on Doctors’ Issues After Khartoum Meeting
Prime Minister Dr. Kamil Idris met Sudan Doctors Union leaders on 16 June 2026 and ordered a committee to address health insurance, clinic reconstruction and expatriate returns.
marketwatch.comscience19 days ago
Elicio Shares Fall After Pancreatic Cancer Vaccine Misses Mid-Stage Primary Endpoint
Elicio shares declined after its pancreatic cancer vaccine failed to meet primary and key efficacy endpoints in a mid-stage clinical trial, according to @Reuters reported.
The Independentscience19 days ago
Two Veterinary Clinics Stay Open in Gaza
Pet owners in Gaza face difficulties feeding animals and obtaining medical care as shortages affect the few remaining clinics. Veterinarians report that many medicines and vaccines are unavailable despite approvals for some animal vaccines.
washingtonpost.compolitics19 days ago
Florida Clinic Owner Sentenced to Nearly 10 Years for $58 Million 340B Fraud
Jean Jethro Alexandre was convicted in a Florida healthcare fraud conspiracy that submitted more than $58 million in false claims to Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurers through the federal 340B Drug Pricing Program.
themarketherald.com.aubusiness19 days ago
European Clinical Trial Registry Shows Low Results Reporting Rates
An analysis of a key European database found results reported on time for fewer than half of registered studies, with complete results available for 42 percent.
dutchnews.nlscience19 days ago
Eli Lilly Shares Ajax Acquisition Data Showing Myelofibrosis Drug Candidate
Eli Lilly released initial clinical results from its acquisition of Ajax Therapeutics on June 15, 2026. The data position the program as a potential competitor to existing myelofibrosis treatments.
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Ebola outbreaks confirmed in DRC and Uganda; no vaccine or treatment available
WHO is scaling up surveillance, contact tracing and clinical support in both countries after Bundibugyo virus cases were confirmed last month.
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rnz.co.nzworld21 days ago
Malaysia Denies Work Rights and Services to Rohingya Refugees
Tens of thousands of Rohingya refugees in Malaysia lack legal work rights and face restricted access to medical care. A free clinic run by Medecins sans Frontieres in Penang now turns patients away after U.S. foreign aid cuts reduced other services. Malaysia has not signed the 19…
uctoday.comscience21 days ago
Trials Begin on Drugs Targeting Current Ebola Outbreak
Several experimental treatments are entering clinical trials after showing early activity against the virus driving the widening outbreak. Health authorities are expanding testing capacity as case numbers rise.
Al Jazeerascience21 days ago
Two Pet Clinics Still Operating in Gaza Amid Low Veterinary Supplies
Animal owners in Gaza face shortages of veterinary care and pet food. Vets warn that animal deaths will increase without new supplies.
nypost.comworld21 days ago
Autism communication methods draw renewed clinical attention
A renewed focus on autism spectrum communication is drawing attention to differences between Facilitated Communication and independent typing approaches. The discussion centers on methods used in clinical practice.
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news.sky.comai22 days ago
Cambridge firm uses AI to revive failed drugs
A UK company founded in 2021 applies artificial-intelligence models to identify why certain drugs failed clinical trials and to redesign them for renewed testing. The firm has raised US$6.9 million and built a pipeline focused on autoimmune diseases and blood cancers.
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Forbesfinance22 days ago
Wisp and Mount Sinai Launch Fully Remote PrEP Program Five Months After Acquisition
The June 9 partnership embeds Wisp's telehealth platform in Mount Sinai's clinical system, allowing patients to start PrEP online and complete quarterly testing at home.
The Guardianscience22 days ago
Clinics Offer Umbilical Cord Stem Cell Injections to Autistic Children
U.S. clinics in Florida, Texas and other states are providing unapproved umbilical cord stem cell infusions to autistic children as young as 18 months. The treatments cost up to $20,000 per session and lack FDA approval. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. h…
mg.co.zaworld23 days ago
MSF provides 1,500 consultations after attacks displace 15,000 in northern Mozambique
Doctors Without Borders provided mobile clinics and mental health support after armed attacks in northern Mozambique displaced more than 15,000 people. The organization is now phasing out emergency services and donating medicines to local health posts.
app.buzzsumo.comscience23 days ago
Tris Pharma to Present Five Studies on Experimental Pain Drug at Addiction Research Meeting
Tris Pharma announced five presentations on cebranopadol at the College on Problems of Drug Dependence meeting. The sessions will cover preclinical and clinical data on the drug's effects in pain and opioid use disorder.
Euronewsscience24 days ago
U.S. biotech firm begins first human test of gene therapy for cellular ageing
A Boston-based biotechnology company has started the first clinical trial of a gene therapy intended to reverse cellular ageing. The treatment, called ER-100, targets optic nerve damage and has moved into Phase 1 safety testing.
rove.meworld24 days ago
South Africa Begins Public Sector Rollout of Six-Month Injectable Lenacapavir PrEP
The country introduced six-month injectable HIV prevention on 5 June 2026 after U.S. aid cuts closed many specialised clinics. Officials say the move addresses ongoing new infections among key populations.