HHS plans to let compounding pharmacies produce unapproved peptides
The Trump administration is moving forward with a plan to allow compounding pharmacies to manufacture specific peptides that lack FDA approval.
Category: Health
Researchers use atomic force microscopy to study antibody access on cancer vesicles
Scientists at Kanazawa University have developed a method using high-speed atomic force microscopy to observe how antibodies interact with cancer-related proteins on tiny vesicles.
Breast cancer advocates warn patients face care gaps after treatment ends
Dr Marisa Weiss of Breastcancer.org discusses the lack of support for breast cancer survivors during the quiet phase following initial treatment in an interview with Healthline.
Meta removes word vagina from TikTok and Instagram search results
Meta has removed the word vagina from search results on its platforms TikTok and Instagram following complaints from users and advocacy groups.
Lawsuit claims unsafe conditions at Texas ICE detention camp put immigrants at risk
A new court filing alleges that dangerous health hazards at Camp East Montana in west Texas place detained immigrants in danger of injury or death.
Penn State team creates new rapid syphilis test using layered nanoparticles
Researchers at Penn State have developed a new one-step rapid syphilis test that uses layered nanoparticles to detect infection earlier than current methods.
Social media bans for minors face early research questioning their mental health benefits
Recent lawsuits and new laws in over 20 countries are restricting minor access to platforms like TikTok and Instagram, yet early studies suggest these bans may not protect youth mental health.
New documentary explores life and career of late comedian Norm Macdonald
A new documentary about Canadian comedian Norm Macdonald premieres Friday on Netflix.
Woman survives after same-day test saves her life
A woman in the UK survived a medical emergency after receiving a same-day diagnostic test that doctors say saved her life.
Xand van Tulleken finds little evidence for routine vitamin D supplements
Author Xand van Tulleken examines vitamin D myths in his new book Make Me Well.