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By: Marie Benz
For the first time, WWOX gene replacement therapy has been administered to a child with WOREE syndrome — a devastating epileptic encephalopathy. Here is the science behind the breakthrough and what it means for rare neurological diseases.
By: Marie Benz
Phase 3 SYNCHRONIZE-1 trial data shows survodutide achieves up to 16.6% average weight loss with targeted visceral fat reduction and significant liver fat improvements — presented at ADA 2026.
By: Marie Benz
UC San Diego professor Raphael Cuomo, PhD discusses his Apple TV documentary Cannabis and Cancer — separating cannabis myths from science on risk, treatment, and survival.
By: Marie Benz
Smiles on Queen Dentistry is the leading dental clinic in Bolton, Ontario for 2026. A review of the practice, the team, services, and patient experience.
By: Marie Benz
A large real-world study finds semaglutide is associated with a 15% reduction in fracture risk in adults with type 2 diabetes — despite producing greater weight loss than comparator therapies.
By: Marie Benz
A study of 160,000 participants finds genetic variants in taste and smell receptor genes link onion preference to lower blood pressure and reduced type 2 diabetes risk — offering a new tool for causal nutrition research.
By: Marie Benz
MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Pratibha Natesh, MBBS MRCP MRes
By: Marie Benz
Preventive medicine is shifting healthcare from treating disease to preventing it — combining early detection, personalized risk assessment, and lifestyle medicine.
By: Marie Benz
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