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September 4, 2026
Health

Pig Kidney Keeps Patient Alive for 271 Days, Opening New Transplant Path

A genetically modified pig kidney functioned in a human patient for 271 days before being removed and replaced with a human donor organ, marking the longest recorded survival of an animal-to-human kidney

Business

Chinese Drugmakers Face Global Expansion Hurdle as Talent Shortage Slows Overseas Growth

Leading Chinese pharmaceutical companies are facing growing difficulties recruiting internationally experienced professionals as they expand into overseas markets, with industry executives warning that shortages of specialized talent are becoming a major obstacle to global drug development and commercialization. Executives from

July 16, 2026

Meningitis Strikes Campus Life: Deadly Outbreak Exposes Silent Spread

Health/Human Rights

A deadly outbreak of meningitis in Kent has jolted students, families and health officials, exposing the speed and severity with which the infection can

Nipah Virus Emerges in India, Sri Lanka on High Alert

News/Sri Lanka

Several cases of the Nipah virus have recently been identified in the Indian state of West Bengal, raising regional concern, but the World Health

Pig Kidney Keeps Patient Alive for 271 Days, Opening New Transplant Path

September 4, 2026
Health

A genetically modified pig kidney functioned in a human patient for 271 days before being removed and replaced with a human donor organ, marking the longest recorded survival of an animal-to-human kidney

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Chinese Drugmakers Face Global Expansion Hurdle as Talent Shortage Slows Overseas Growth

July 16, 2026
Business

Leading Chinese pharmaceutical companies are facing growing difficulties recruiting internationally experienced professionals as they expand into overseas markets, with industry executives warning that shortages of specialized talent are becoming a major obstacle

More

Meningitis Strikes Campus Life: Deadly Outbreak Exposes Silent Spread

March 18, 2026
Health/Human Rights

A deadly outbreak of meningitis in Kent has jolted students, families and health officials, exposing the speed and severity with which the infection can spread through tightly knit communities. Two young people—a

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Nipah Virus Emerges in India, Sri Lanka on High Alert

January 30, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Several cases of the Nipah virus have recently been identified in the Indian state of West Bengal, raising regional concern, but the World Health Organization has not recommended any international travel restrictions.

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ChatGPT Health Arrives as LLMs Replace “Dr. Google” — But Risks Remain

January 24, 2026
Health

For two decades, the first instinct of anyone experiencing new medical symptoms was to “Google it,” a practice so widespread it earned the nickname “Dr. Google.” But that era is rapidly fading

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Human-Specific Genes That Shaped Our Brain Found to Fuel Cancer

July 20, 2025
Health/Human Rights

A groundbreaking study led by Dr. Li Chuanyun from the Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), has revealed a surprising double-edged role of human-specific genes. These genes,

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Breakthrough HIV Prevention: Annual Lenacapavir Injections Show Promise

March 15, 2025
Health

A groundbreaking development in HIV prevention has emerged with the promising results of an early-stage trial for lenacapavir injections, a drug that could offer year-long protection against HIV infections. The findings, recently

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Managing Kidney Disease with a Renal Diet: What to Eat and Avoid

February 6, 2025
Health

For people with kidney disease, maintaining a proper diet is crucial to manage the condition and support kidney function. A renal (or kidney-friendly) diet typically involves limiting foods high in sodium, potassium,

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Heart Health Warning Signs in Your 40s, 50s, and 60s

February 6, 2025
Health

As heart disease continues to be the leading cause of death in the United States, experts are urging adults in their 40s, 50s, and 60s to pay closer attention to subtle changes

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Cannabis Use and Memory: Largest Study Finds Potential Risks

February 5, 2025
Health

A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus has found that heavy cannabis use may have negative effects on working memory, a key cognitive function that

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