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Dozens of Tennessee healthcare workers told the governor that they should not assist in executions following a botched lethal injection in May.
Scientists report on pipework problems affecting cancer that spreads to areas bordering the brain.
The Department of Health and Human Services announced a five-year initiative in Washington to accelerate clinical trials using artificial intelligence.
Esther Rantzen, the television presenter and founder of Childline, died at age 86 in September 2026.
The Pakistan Medical Association and allied groups condemned Federal Board of Revenue actions against clinics while announcing a doctors' convention in Gujrat on Oct 11.
Andy Burnham outlined plans for a new national care service at the Labour conference on September 29.
Scientists in Würzburg report that Chlamydia trachomatis uses lipids to compact its genetic material within human cells.
The Food and Drug Administration proposed temporarily designating high-potency 7-hydroxymitragynine as a Schedule I drug in July 2025.
A research group led by Stanford professor Sergiu Pașca reported the creation of a lab mouse with a cortex made of human brain cells.
