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Diagram of the human body highlighting three types of colon cancer, with text providing related information from the National Cancer Institute.
Chronische Krankheiten • • 2 Min.

Low-Volume Bowel Prep Matches High-Volume Methods in Landmark Study

Hospitals may soon ditch high-volume colonoscopy preps. New research proves a gentler, 1-litre solution works just as well—with happier patients.

Diagram of a human eye highlighting the lens, pupil, and conjunctivitis process, with text describing fluid entry and pupil location.
Wirtschaft • • 2 Min.

Bayer's Bold Bet: A Late-Stage Eye Disease Drug to Revive Its Pipeline

After years of early-stage bets, Bayer's new acquisition could redefine eye disease treatment. Will this move finally stabilize its struggling pipeline?

A group of people wearing masks walking down a street holding a banner, with a parked car on the left, buildings, trees, signboards, poles, a clock tower, and a clear blue sky in the background.
Chronische Krankheiten • • 2 Min.

Freiburg joins global ME/CFS awareness with blue-lit landmarks and protests

A city glows blue to honor the unseen battles of ME/CFS sufferers. From landmarks to protests, Freiburg demands answers for a forgotten health crisis.

Diagram of the renal cortex with labeled parts of the kidney.
Autoimmunerkrankungen • • 2 Min.

Scientists Unlock How Kidneys Self-Repair After Acute Injury

A hidden 'regeneration niche' in the kidney could revolutionize recovery after damage. Discover how cells rebuild—and why some areas heal faster than others.

Diagram showing a mouse with a magnifying glass, a heart with a syringe, a rat, a microscope, and the text "Stem Cells."
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • • 2 Min.

Scientists uncover how zebrafish hearts begin regenerating within hours of injury

What happens in the first hours after a heart is damaged? New research exposes the cellular race to heal—and why zebrafish excel at it. The clues could rewrite human medicine.

A man in a suit and hat stands in front of a building with trees and grass, appearing distressed under a clear blue sky.
Umweltwissenschaften • • 2 Min.

How Earthquake Fear Accelerates Frailty in Older Survivors

Fear doesn't just haunt earthquake survivors—it rewires their resilience. Scientists uncover how chronic terror erodes spiritual strength, leaving the elderly more vulnerable to frailty.

Con Dao's new dialysis unit ends mainland trips for kidney patients

A remote island's medical breakthrough means no more grueling journeys for treatment. How Con Dao's new dialysis unit is changing lives overnight.

The 108 Institute of Clinical Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, with a text-bearing wall in the foreground, trees, utility poles, surrounding buildings, and a clear blue sky in the background.
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Group of people in helmets standing near a building with thick smoke rising from it, surrounded by scattered containers, a trolley, and a bucket, with trees and a cloudy sky in the background.
Chronische Krankheiten • • 2 Min.

Palestinian Protesters Face Years of Agony After Israeli Sniper Injuries

Soviet Union postage stamp featuring soldiers running with rifles, marked "World War II" and "10," commemorating WWII sacrifices.
Chronische Krankheiten • • 2 Min.

Vladimir Dubovsky's arrest caps a turbulent journey from extremism to activism

Paper with handwritten text reading "Newtown Market Hall, the Poll, Mr. William's Proposition in favour against Majority".
Medizinische Erkrankungen • • 1 Min.

Supreme Court weakens Voting Rights Act in divisive new ruling

A person in gloves holds surgical scissors while operating on a heart placed on a blue cloth, with a metal object beside it.
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • • 1 Min.

Surgeons Save Man's Life After Direct Stab Wound to the Heart

Pharmacy store with a vehicle parked in front and a building in the left corner.
Baseball • • 2 Min.

Anthem Bioscience's Digital Overhaul Transforms Pharma Manufacturing in Bangalore

Close-up of a ventilator medical device with multiple attached wires on a table, background blurred.
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • • 2 Min.

Revolutionary Rubbery Heart Patch Monitors and Treats Without Rigid Parts

Poster with text and logo stating "The Special Enrollment Period for Health Care is Extended Through August 15".
CBD • • 1 Min.

Portugal's Disability Certification Crisis Leaves 95,400 in Limbo

A line graph on a white background titled "The Benefits of Increased Productivity Over the Last 35 Years Have Not Gone to the Middle Class," showing productivity growth with no corresponding gains for the middle class.
Chronische Krankheiten • • 2 Min.

Putin unveils bold 2030 plan to reshape Russia's Far East economy

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The 108 Institute of Clinical Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, with a text-bearing wall in the foreground, trees, utility poles, surrounding buildings, and a clear blue sky in the background.

Con Dao's new dialysis unit ends mainland trips for kidney patients

A remote island's medical breakthrough means no more grueling journeys for treatment. How Con Dao's new dialysis unit is changing lives overnight.

Poster titled "Emerging Infectious Diseases May 2019" with a bronze statue at the center on a bright yellow background.

Toronto reports nine legionnaires' disease cases amid ongoing outbreak concerns

A shadow of last summer's deadly surge looms over Toronto. Health teams race to trace the origin before more lives are at risk.

Detailed paper map of Korea and Japan with labeled geographical features and text annotations.

Why Dokdo's sovereignty remains legally and historically Korean

Decades of legal battles and historical evidence tilt the scales toward Korea. Yet Japan's claims over Dokdo persist—why do facts struggle to silence politics?

A poster displaying a color-coded map of Mexico, illustrating regions of cartel influence with accompanying explanatory text.

U.S. declares war on cartels with 2026 anti-drug and terrorism strategy

From firearms trafficking to precursor chemicals, the U.S. is escalating its fight. Will Mexico and China comply—or face the consequences?