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Changing Ideals: Researchers and Art Historians Debate What Historical Portraits Reveal About Health and Beauty

“Suddenly, thin people became beautiful and the women who inspired artists for centuries were no longer considered attractive.” For centuries,

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Global Experts Rename PCOS in Bid to Improve Diagnosis and Fertility Care

Prague-A global coalition of medical experts and patient groups has renamed Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, the world’s leading cause of female

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Teen Researcher Dasia Taylor Develops Low-Cost Surgical Sutures That Detect Infection Through Colour Change

“Her goal was to create something more affordable and equitable, especially for lower-income communities.” At age 17, American student researcher

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Immunotherapy Reshapes Cancer Care as New Trials Deliver Surgery-Free Remission

“We’re no longer only treating the tumour — in many cases, we are learning how to help the immune system

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US FDA’s Drug Division Undergoes Leadership Transition to Strengthen Integrity and Innovation

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration begins a new chapter in its drug evaluation and research division, focusing on ethics,

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Johnson & Johnson Eyes Major Leap in Biotech: Talks Underway to Acquire Protagonist Therapeutics in Billion-Dollar Move

In a bold bid to expand its cutting-edge drug pipeline, Johnson & Johnson is reportedly in advanced talks to acquire