
Pancreatic Cancer mRNA Vaccine Shows Promise in Early Trial
A personalized mRNA vaccine for pancreatic cancer demonstrated lasting results, with nearly all responding patients surviving six years after treatment.

A personalized mRNA vaccine for pancreatic cancer demonstrated lasting results, with nearly all responding patients surviving six years after treatment.

Two separate clinical trials are demonstrating potential breakthroughs in treating pancreatic cancer and HIV using different therapeutic approaches.

Research suggests GLP-1 medications may reduce substance use disorders while changing food preferences drives interest in flavor companies.

UK health advisors say prostate cancer screening should be limited to men with genetic variants and family history.

Federal authorities have implemented enhanced Ebola screening procedures while research groups face funding cuts affecting outbreak response capabilities.

Scientists have developed breakthrough treatments for pancreatic cancer that offer new hope for patients facing the historically lethal disease.

A 21-year-old former student has been charged following a crossbow attack that seriously injured a campus security officer at the University of Surrey.

Medical advances are transforming cancer from a terminal diagnosis to a manageable chronic condition for some patients, with new treatments offering hope.

Recent reports highlight various health and social challenges affecting specific population groups across the United States.

A new AARP analysis finds that unpaid family caregiving in the United States has reached an economic value exceeding $1 trillion annually.

NYC health officials confirmed the first known case of mpox clade I in a person who had recently traveled internationally.

A planned five-day strike by UK resident doctors has been suspended as their union considers a new government offer.

Studies show extreme weather events are contributing to rising cardiovascular problems and complicating medical care for vulnerable populations.

The FDA announced a recall of more than 3.1 million eye drop bottles sold at Walgreens, CVS, and other major retailers due to sterility concerns.

A federal judge temporarily halted Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s cuts to childhood vaccine recommendations and his reconstitution of a key advisory committee.
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