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MHRA approves Wegovy pill UK; Novo Nordisk touts ease

MHRA approves Wegovy pill UK; Novo Nordisk touts ease

The UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has cleared the first oral version of Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy, a daily semaglutide tablet that could soon be prescribed alongside the injecta

BBC Health · 20d ago
Washington Study Finds 37% of Coyotes Carry Tapeworm

Washington Study Finds 37% of Coyotes Carry Tapeworm

A University of Washington study found that 37% of coyotes in Washington’s Puget Sound carry the deadly tapeworm Echinococcus multilocularis, marking the parasite’s first detection in wildlife on the

Science Daily · 20d ago
STAT+: Pharmalittle: We’re reading about employer coverage of obesity drugs, another Sanofi setback, and more

STAT+: Pharmalittle: We’re reading about employer coverage of obesity drugs, another Sanofi setback, and more

Rising adoption of GLP‑1 weight‑loss meds is prompting about 5‑10 % of large employers to plan coverage cuts for 2027, while UK households using the drugs have cut grocery purchases by 299 million ite

STAT News · 20d ago
Tango reports cancer trial success, spurring M&A

Tango reports cancer trial success, spurring M&A

A new early‑stage trial shows a PRMT5 inhibitor from Tango combined with Revolution Medicines’ pan‑RAS inhibitor yields superior outcomes for advanced pancreatic cancer, prompting speculation about po

STAT News · 20d ago
STAT+: Enliven Therapeutics’ leukemia drug shows promise in new study

STAT+: Enliven Therapeutics’ leukemia drug shows promise in new study

Enliven Therapeutics announced that its experimental leukemia drug ELVN-001 produced a major molecular response in 48% of chronic myeloid leukemia patients after 24 weeks, suggesting strong early effi

STAT News · 20d ago
Ditching cigarettes for vapes may curb the cancer benefits of quitting

Ditching cigarettes for vapes may curb the cancer benefits of quitting

A Korean national health study of 4.5 million adults found that former smokers who vape face a 56 % higher lung‑cancer‑death risk than those who quit smoking altogether, while still having lower overa

New Scientist · 20d ago
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AI Must 'Unlearn' Old Physics to Find New Laws

Researchers have found that AI systems used to discover new physics laws must first 'unlearn' or selectively forget existing physics frameworks, a counterintuitive step that transfer learning techniqu

Google News Science · 20d ago
Daraxonrasib Pill Doubles Survival in Deadliest Cancer

Daraxonrasib Pill Doubles Survival in Deadliest Cancer

A new daily pill, daraxonrasib, has been shown in a clinical trial to double the survival time of patients with the world’s deadliest cancer, prompting experts to hail it as a breakthrough.

The Guardian Science · 20d ago
NHS reports nearly 3,000 daily corridor‑care patients

NHS reports nearly 3,000 daily corridor‑care patients

New NHS data reveals that nearly 3,000 patients a day were treated in corridors or makeshift areas in England last month, exposing a widespread, unsafe practice that ministers say must be eradicated b

BBC Health · 20d ago
NIH Authors Pay $12,850 for Nature Medicine Open Access

NIH Authors Pay $12,850 for Nature Medicine Open Access

A NIH‑funded researcher who published a free 2025 Nature Medicine paper now faces a $12,850 open‑access charge for a 2026 study, exposing the steep fees imposed by for‑profit publishers under the NIH

STAT News · 20d ago
Phosphatidylcholine Boost Reverses Mitochondrial Aging

Phosphatidylcholine Boost Reverses Mitochondrial Aging

Researchers at Germany’s Leibniz Institute on Aging identified declining phosphatidylcholine as a key driver of mitochondrial aging and showed that dietary supplementation can restore youthful mitocho

Science Daily · 20d ago
Study Finds Most Overrate Their Own Humor

Study Finds Most Overrate Their Own Humor

A new study by social psychologist Paul Silvia shows that most people overestimate their own sense of humor, rating their jokes as funnier when they are confident, extraverted, narcissistic, or male.

New Scientist · 21d ago
Steve Brusatte's 'The Story of Birds' Traces Evolution

Steve Brusatte's 'The Story of Birds' Traces Evolution

New Scientist lauds Steve Brusatte’s new book, The Story of Birds, for blending rigorous paleontology with an engaging narrative that traces birds’ dinosaur heritage, their survival after the K‑Pg ext

New Scientist · 21d ago
Wolves Hunt Juvenile European Bison in Poland

Wolves Hunt Juvenile European Bison in Poland

A camera trap in Poland’s Białowieża Forest captured a pack of seven wolves hunting a newborn European bison, a rare observation that hints wolves may more often prey on bison than previously document

New Scientist · 21d ago
STAT AI Prognosis newsletter invites sign‑up

STAT AI Prognosis newsletter invites sign‑up

STAT's AI Prognosis newsletter teases exclusive AI health content, confirms a branding decision on the phrase “Health care,” and invites readers to share ice‑cream recipes while prompting subscription

STAT News · 21d ago
Millions of fossil whale bones found in deep-ocean ‘necropolis’

Millions of fossil whale bones found in deep-ocean ‘necropolis’

Scientists have uncovered the world’s deepest known whale graveyard in the southern Indian Ocean, where millions of fossilized whale remains, including a new beaked whale species, lie at 7 km depth, r

New Scientist · 21d ago
Hundreds of new moons are revealing our solar system's violent history

Hundreds of new moons are revealing our solar system's violent history

A 2025 surge in Saturn moon discoveries, including 128 newly confirmed irregular moons, is reshaping our picture of the outer solar system, with researchers arguing some moon families may have formed

New Scientist · 21d ago
ACOG Issues New Vaccine Schedule, Differs From CDC

ACOG Issues New Vaccine Schedule, Differs From CDC

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists unveiled a new vaccine schedule for pregnant patients that adds influenza and COVID‑19 shots to the CDC’s two‑vaccine guidance, a plan backed by

STAT News · 21d ago
UNI418 Disrupts DNA Repair, Restores PARP Sensitivity

UNI418 Disrupts DNA Repair, Restores PARP Sensitivity

Scientists discovered that the small molecule UNI418 destabilizes DNA‑repair proteins by activating the Cul4A‑IP6 degradation pathway, and in cell and mouse xenograft studies this re‑sensitized PARP‑i

Science Daily · 21d ago
Harvard, Princeton Release Fruit Fly Full Connectome

Harvard, Princeton Release Fruit Fly Full Connectome

Scientists have produced the first complete brain‑to‑body wiring map of an adult fruit fly, showing that complex behaviors emerge from distributed local circuits rather than a single central brain com

Science Daily · 21d ago

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