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Single Dose of Magic Mushrooms Can Alter Brain Function and Anatomy

A single, 25 mg dose of psilocybin let to surges in brain entropy and improved psychological wellbeing weeks after intake in a new exploratory study.

Month in pharma news, explained

Month in pharma news, explained – April 2026

Here is your April 2026 pharma news roundup. It’s time to reflect on a big month for weight loss drugs and more.

ESCMID 2026 Interview: Clark Russell

My interest in macrophage antibacterial defence lies in therapeutically augmenting it through host-directed therapies, as an alternative…

Topical Steroid Use May Increase Type 2 Diabetes Risk

High-potency and long-term topical corticosteroid use may increase type 2 diabetes risk, according to a large nationwide cohort study.

FDA authorises first fruit-flavoured vapes

The FDA, on 5 May, authorised the marketing of fruit-flavoured e-cigarettes – the first vapes allowed for sale that are not tobacco or menthol flavoured.

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.

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.

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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.