HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has unveiled a major federal initiative to study vaccine injuries, featuring a new NIH clinic and doctor reimbursements.
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A new study reveals that an ‘immune fog’ of T cells in the lungs may flag lung cancer risk years early, offering a new path for cancer interception.
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The Trump administration has begun sending $500 Obamacare refund checks to Americans ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, sparking political debate.
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Researchers discover a preinvasive regulatory T cell axis that could enable early lung cancer interception and blood test screening. Learn more.
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An Atlanta developer used AI and Rust to build Artcraft, a suite of free, open-source open source adobe clones replicating major creative tools.
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Pre-orders for Minecraft for Nintendo Switch 2 are live ahead of its October 27 release. Learn about the free digital upgrade path and bundle details.
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Scientists in Vienna and Beijing have built the world’s first operating thorium-229 nuclear clocks, marking a major leap in precision timekeeping.
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Recent clinical trials show optogenetic gene therapy is safe and demonstrates promising signs of vision restoration in advanced retinitis pigmentosa patients.
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Scientists discover that the human brain gene BC200 has retained its ability to jump into a viral genome, revealing a unique genetic double life.
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A new study in Nature reveals that an ‘immune fog’ of regulatory T cells builds up in the lungs years before tumors develop, offering new hope for cancer interception.
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