Internal Medicine
Researchers are uncovering how hidden sources of variability throughout the experimental workflow can shape scientific outcomes.
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Long framed as a gynecological condition, PMOS is now understood as a multisystem disorder with metabolic, psychological, and cardiovascular consequences.
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The FDA announced interest in advancing drug repurposing programs across a wide variety of conditions, though challenges remain.
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Study demonstrates that computationally-designed miniproteins can modulate GPCR activity in native cellular environments, expanding access to a major drug target family.
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NAMs are increasingly used to de-risk preclinical development decisions, yet their broader impact on toxicology will depend on whether they are required or simply encouraged by regulators.
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New regulatory frameworks, shifting incentives, and pragmatic trial designs could finally move patient engagement from rhetoric to reality.
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As the field moves from fecal transplants toward defined bacterial consortia, the technical gaps in design, analytics, and co-cultivation are coming into sharper focus.
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Endometriosis is still largely managed with pain relief, hormones, and surgery, but a new precision peptide therapy seeks to directly target the underlying lesion biology.
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Despite growing regulatory acceptance, widespread adoption of NAMs depends on workflow integration, reproducibility, and perceived risk in industry decision-making.
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Real-time clinical trials, pharma deals, cancer found to be rising in young people, and more led the news this week.
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Disruptions to key Middle East logistics corridors are rippling through pharmaceutical supply chains, raising costs and testing resilience, but not yet triggering shortages.
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Millions of patients are now taking drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy, but clinicians still struggle to predict who will benefit and how best to support lasting results.
