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Single-Dose Rabies Vaccine Shows Strong Year-Long Immunity

A single-dose viral vector-based rabies vaccine shows strong, sustained antibody responses in adults and children with a good safety profile at 1 year.

Patient receiving time-of-day immunotherapy infusion for advanced cancer treatment.

Time-Of-Day Immunotherapy Linked To Longer Survival

Time-of-day immunotherapy was associated with longer survival in patients receiving ICIs for advanced solid tumors.

US Targeted Hepatitis B Vaccination Model Linked to Neonatal Infection

US model study suggests a targeted hepatitis B birth-dose strategy could increase neonatal infections unless screening and vaccination remain high.

AI Achieves 99% Accuracy in Brain Tumour Diagnosis

AI and MRI fusion improves brain tumour diagnosis, achieving over 99% accuracy in tumour classification.

Air pollution and tinnitus risk illustrated through a city skyline and hearing health concept.

Air Pollution May Elevate Tinnitus Risk

Air pollution may raise tinnitus risk, especially in people with higher genetic susceptibility, a large cohort study suggests.

Physician discussing cognitive screening and childhood lupus care with a young patient and caregiver.

Cognitive Health Needs Greater Focus in Lupus Care

Cognitive screening remains underused in childhood lupus care despite strong rheumatologist concern about long-term patient impact.

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Novartis to sponsor Special Olympics World Winter Games

The Games bring together athletes with cognitive disabilities to compete in elite winter sports such as skiing.

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CABG Versus PCI Outcomes in Coronary Disease

Coronary artery disease analysis finds similar mortality between CABG and PCI, but fewer adverse events and repeat procedures with CABG.

Global Hantavirus Threat Low Following Cruise Ship Outbreak, WHO Says

WHO has assessed the risk to the global population as low, following an outbreak of hantavirus on a cruise ship crossing the Atlantic Ocean.

alcohol consumption

Alcohol Consumption Linked to Rising Hyperuricemia Risk

Among males, rates of hyperuricaemia increased from 33.7 per 1,000 person-years in non-drinkers to 92.7 in daily drinkers consuming ≥66 g/day.