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Common Allergy Medication Shows Preclinical Anticancer Activity

FEXOFENADINE in cancer models exhibits significant concentration-dependent cytotoxic effects by disrupting mitochondrial homeostasis and pro-survival pathways.

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How Environmental Stroke Risk Threatens Brain Health

Environmental stroke risk escalates through continuous exposure to ambient air pollution, wildfire smoke, and severe thermal stress.

Improved Outcomes in Lower-Risk MDS

This lower-risk myelodysplastic syndromes symposium provided an overview of emerging data from pivotal trials and real-world evidence…

The Role of Muscle in Spinal Muscular Atrophy

Delve into this discussion between featured neurologists Doreen Ho and Migvis Monduy, as they explore the role of muscle in SMA and…

EAN 2026 Interview: Elena Moro

During my presidency, together with my Board, I built upon the work carried out by my two predecessors, Claudio Bassetti, University of Bern…

ICNMD 2026 Interview: Marianne de Visser

Marianne de Visser: Adult Neurologist and Emeritus Professor of Neuromuscular Diseases, Amsterdam University Medical Center…

Johnson & Johnson secures FDA nod for OTTAVA system

J&J receives FDA De Novo authorization for OTTAVA robotic surgical system, launching platform for soft tissue surgery in the US.

Repurposed Drugs Boost Activity Against Resistant Pathogens

Commonly prescribed drugs, including fluoxetine and amlodipine, enhanced antimicrobial activity against multidrug-resistant bacteria and Candida in laboratory tests.

Emerging Challenges in Contemporary Maternity Care: Interview with Karen Joash

The postnatal period remains significantly under-resourced. Women move from receiving intensive support throughout pregnancy to often…

3D Organoid Models Offer New Insight into Motor Neurone Diseases

Human 3D organoid models are shedding new light on the mechanisms underlying motor neuron diseases, researchers have shown.