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Scientists Use AI to Pinpoint Why Our Blood Cells Age — And How We Might Slow It Down

Machine learning reveals a cellular "control center" that could explain why our immune systems weaken with age.

Researchers have used artificial intelligence to identify a key aging mechanism in blood stem cells, potentially explaining why our immune systems decline as we grow older. The discovery could open new pathways for treating age-related blood disorders and maintaining healthier immune function in later life.

By Jordan Pace

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Australia Maintains Surgical Mesh Pause as Regulators Develop New Pelvic Floor Treatment Safeguards

Three years after halting mesh implants for stress urinary incontinence, health authorities work to establish comprehensive oversight framework for women's pelvic health procedures.

By Victor Strand

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WHO Reconvenes Emergency Committee as Ebola Bundibugyo Spreads in Eastern Congo

The rare and deadly strain has triggered a second high-level meeting, signaling growing international concern over containment efforts in conflict-affected regions.

By Priya Nair

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Federal Housing Bill Targets Shortage of Accessible Senior Living Units

New legislation aims to expand affordable housing options as aging population outpaces available accessible units nationwide.

By Dr. Kevin Matsuda

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Federal Investigation Links Alfalfa Sprouts to Multi-State Outbreak of E. Coli and Salmonella

Dozens ill across 15 states as health officials trace infections to contaminated produce, with two patients testing positive for both pathogens.

By Catherine Lloyd

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Congo Ebola Outbreak Reaches Critical Threshold as Weekly Deaths Surge Past 100-Day Mark

Health workers face mounting security threats as case count exceeds 5,500 in one of the deadliest outbreaks on record.

By Dr. Kevin Matsuda

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HIV Population Is Rapidly Aging, Health Systems Unprepared for Shift, Lancet Commission Warns

More than half of people living with HIV worldwide will be over 50 by 2030, creating unprecedented care challenges.

By Dr. Kevin Matsuda

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Cornell Study Shows Immune Boost May Combat Drug-Resistant Melanoma Cells

Researchers target the vulnerable window when melanoma tumors develop resistance to standard therapies.

By Dr. Kevin Matsuda

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Language Networks in Aging Brains Show Unexpected Resilience, MIT Study Finds

While memory and problem-solving decline with age, the brain's language processing system remains remarkably stable across the lifespan.

By Victor Strand

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Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Chicken Spreads Across Seven Countries, Killing One in UK

Health officials trace contamination to poultry products as case count reaches 207 across Europe

By Jordan Pace

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Scientists Use AI to Pinpoint Why Our Blood Cells Age — And How We Might Slow It Down

Australia Maintains Surgical Mesh Pause as Regulators Develop New Pelvic Floor Treatment Safeguards

WHO Reconvenes Emergency Committee as Ebola Bundibugyo Spreads in Eastern Congo

Federal Housing Bill Targets Shortage of Accessible Senior Living Units

Latest Stories

Federal Investigation Links Alfalfa Sprouts to Multi-State Outbreak of E. Coli and Salmonella

Congo Ebola Outbreak Reaches Critical Threshold as Weekly Deaths Surge Past 100-Day Mark

HIV Population Is Rapidly Aging, Health Systems Unprepared for Shift, Lancet Commission Warns

Cornell Study Shows Immune Boost May Combat Drug-Resistant Melanoma Cells

Language Networks in Aging Brains Show Unexpected Resilience, MIT Study Finds

Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Chicken Spreads Across Seven Countries, Killing One in UK

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