India’s Supreme Court ruled that access to emergency medical and trauma care is a fundamental right under Article 21 and ordered systemic improvements.
Month: May 2026
Vitamin K-Based Compounds Created by Japanese Scientists May Help Brain Regenerate Lost Neurons
Researchers in Japan developed new vitamin K derivatives that stimulate neuronal regeneration raising hopes for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s treatments.
NASA’s AWE Instrument Completes Mission Studying Earth’s Effect on Space Weather
NASA’s Atmospheric Waves Experiment completed its data collection mission after studying how Earth’s lower atmosphere affects space weather conditions.
ISS Astronauts Growing Stem Cells in Space to Improve Cancer and Disease Treatments
Expedition 74 crew members aboard the International Space Station are manufacturing large quantities of stem cells to advance cancer research.
Ebola Outbreak in DRC Fast Outpacing Containment Efforts Amid US Preparedness Concerns
Health experts warned the DRC’s Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak may be the hardest ever to contain as US public health capacity faces scrutiny.
Uganda Closes Border With DRC as Ebola Cases Pass 1000 Confirmed Infections
Uganda shut its border with the Democratic Republic of Congo after confirmed Ebola cases crossed the 1000-case threshold driven by the Bundibugyo strain.
WHO Warns Democratic Republic of Congo Faces Catastrophic Collision of Ebola and Conflict
The World Health Organization warned that the DRC faces a devastating combination of spreading Ebola and ongoing armed conflict in eastern provinces.
Regular Aerobic Exercise May Reduce Brain Inflammation and Help Slow Neurodegeneration
New research suggests aerobic exercise reduces inflammatory markers in the brain supporting cognitive health and potentially delaying Alzheimer’s progression.
UCLA Researchers Give T Cells a Protected Sugar Supply Allowing Them to Attack Solid Tumors
UCLA scientists found that protecting T cells’ glucose supply dramatically improved their ability to fight solid tumors in laboratory models.
New Drug Functionally Cures Many Hepatitis B Virus Infections in Clinical Trials
Researchers announced that a new antiviral drug achieved functional cures in a significant share of chronic hepatitis B patients in clinical trials.