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Heart Failure Drug Fails Pivotal Clinical Study...
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Tenax Therapeutics’ experimental heart-failure drug TNX-103 failed to meet t...

FDA Rejects Radiopharma Therapy in Surprise Decision...
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has rejected ITM Isotope Technologies Munich SE...

New Dengue Treatment Trial Starts in Three Countries...
RIO DE JANEIRO — A Phase III clinical trial of an experimental monoclonal antibody treatment for d...

Bundibugyo Ebola Cases Confirmed in Congo Camps...
KINSHASA — Confirmed cases of Ebola caused by the rare Bundibugyo virus have been reported in at l...

WHO Updates on Ebola Outbreak Origin in Congo...
KINSHASA — The World Health Organization said the origin of the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic R...

Cholera Outbreak in Sudan Highlights Growing Humanitarian and Public Health Risk...
The renewed cholera outbreak in Sudan underscores how quickly communicable diseases can re-emerge in countries where arm...

Public Health Officials Monitor Vaccine Policy Impacts in United States...
WASHINGTON — Public health officials across the United States are continuing to monitor the effects of recent federal ...

Concerns Rise Over Vaccine Policies and Access in United States...
WASHINGTON — Growing concern over U.S. vaccine policy and access has intensified as recent federal actions, legal disp...

Heat-Related Deaths Reported in New Jersey During Holiday Period...
TRENTON, New Jersey—New Jersey health officials reported multiple suspected heat-related deaths over the U.S. Independ...

RFK Jr. Actions Reported to Make Vaccine Access Harder in US...
WASHINGTON — Actions taken by U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. since taking office have ...

Younger Screening Age Sparks Hope in Fight Against Colorectal Cancer...
For years, many adults assumed colorectal cancer screening could wait until age 50. Increasingly, physicians have found ...

State Laws Emerge to Shield Local Doctors From Staffing Takeovers...
A growing number of U.S. states are moving to strengthen laws that limit corporate control over medical practices, refle...

Air Pollution Reduction Linked to Millions of Avoided Premature Deaths...
LONDON — Improvements in air quality, combined with broader gains in public health and living standards, have helped p...

Pope Calls for Moderation in US Public Discourse on Anniversary...
WASHINGTON—Pope Leo XIV on Friday called for moderation in United States public discourse and urged a reduction in pol...