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Niagara College leads research in healthy ageing and wellness

Health
Niagara Canada is transforming health and wellness research into real-world impact and building global partnerships for the future.

Researchers trial world-first lung cancer vaccine

Health
In a world-first clinical trial, scientists will begin testing a lung cancer vaccine designed to prevent the disease in people at high risk.

Millennials at highest risk of missing cervical cancer screening, study finds

Health
31% of eligible millennials have postponed or missed their cervical cancer screening appointments – 27% higher than average.

On the trail of microbes: Using bugs to tame urate and advance gout prevention

Health
EIC Bugs4Urate project pioneers living therapies and personalised nutrition to transform early gout prevention and metabolic health.

MHRA signals major changes for rare disease treatment

Health
Therapies for rare diseases will be overhauled to make it quicker and easier to get them tested, manufactured and approved in the UK.

New research highlights gender disparities in sepsis treatment

Health
New research has highlighted gender disparities shaping antibiotic dosing, therapeutic effectiveness, and outcomes in sepsis treatment.

Global study highlights inequalities in care for women’s cancers

Health
A study of the three most common types of cancer in women found variations in the stage of diagnosis, type of treatment, and more.

Oxford Uni launches £11m project to revolutionise chronic pain management

Health
Oxford University is leading an £11m EPIONE project to revolutionise chronic pain management through personalised, brain-targeted therapies.

Combined proteasome inhibitors expand treatment options for AML patients

Health
Combining proteasome inhibitors with a second drug that disables one of two backup survival pathways kills AML cells more effectively.

NHS rolls out HIV prevention injection to eliminate transmissions by 2030

Health
NHS England introduces a long-acting HIV prevention injection, cabotegravir, offering a new option for those unable to take PrEP.

Advancing global and environmental health research in Canada

Environment
Discover how the Global and Environmental Health Lab at York University is addressing global and environmental health research in Canada.

New research identifies relapse risk in multiple myeloma patients

Health
Combining DNA profiling with RNA testing significantly improves the ability to identify multiple myeloma patients at risk of early relapse.

Ireland’s largest cancer research programme enters new €28m phase

Health
Ireland’s largest cancer research initiative, POI, launches a new €28m phase to advance personalised cancer care and precision oncology.

How artificial intelligence will supercharge transformative change for ALS drug discovery

Health
Learn about the Longitude Prize on ALS, the personal story behind its creation, and how AI can help to transform treatment and care for ALS.

Restoring Roots: Transforming treatment for pulmonary hypertension

Health
The Restoring Roots project emphasises the importance of addressing pulmonary hypertension, a serious condition that affects millions.

The SYNTHEMA project: Advancing AI-driven synthetic data for rare haematological diseases

Health
SYNTHEMA enables GDPR-compliant research and innovation in rare haematological diseases. Discover more here.

USC study uncovers how PFAS damages human liver cells

Environment
New research reveals how PFAS chemicals disrupt human liver cells, causing fat buildup, immune interference, and cancer-related changes. They’re called ‘forever chemicals’ for a reason....

Sona: The importance of breast density monitoring

Health
Dan Sarno, Founder and CTO at Sona, introduces the mobile breast density monitoring device aiming to enhance breast cancer detection.

UK launches £42.8m birth cohort study tracking 30,000 children from 2026

Health
The Generation New Era birth cohort study will track 30,000 UK children from 2026 to transform early years policy and improve future lives.

University of Southampton study reveals major global inequalities in cancer research funding

Health
Global cancer research funding is falling, with poorer nations missing out and vital treatments like surgery and radiotherapy underfunded.
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