Stanford team uses Virtual Biotech AI to find lung cancer drug signal
A Stanford University group described an artificial intelligence system called Virtual Biotech in the journal Science that identified a potential lung cancer treatment.
Category: Health
England agrees to cover AstraZeneca breast cancer drug Enhertu
English health authorities agreed on Thursday to fund the AstraZeneca breast cancer drug Enhertu for patients in England.
Sara Kahsai discovers she survived FGM after moving to Birmingham
Sara Kahsai, a woman who moved from Sudan to Birmingham in 2022, recently learned she was a victim of female genital mutilation and received an apology from her mother.
Breast cancer patient told she will receive new drug treatment
A breast cancer patient in the UK has been informed she will receive a new medication that could extend her life.
New research explains why caffeine affects people differently
Scientists are investigating how individual biology causes some people to feel a strong energy boost from coffee while others do not.
Thousands of women in England gain access to life-extending breast cancer drug
About 1,000 women a year with incurable HER2-low breast cancer in England will receive Enhertu on the NHS starting Thursday after a successful price deal.
Washington University researchers find hidden skull immune organ that fights brain cancer
Scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis identified a hidden immune organ inside the skull of mice on September 16, 2026.
Enhertu drug now available on NHS in England for breast cancer patients
Doctors in England can prescribe Enhertu from Thursday to treat a specific type of incurable breast cancer after it was previously rejected by NICE.
Researchers develop device to grow biofilms and test antibiotic susceptibility
A team at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia has created a new device to simulate natural conditions for growing biofilms and testing antibiotic treatments.
New datacenter construction plans will triple global e-waste in twenty-five years
A new report projects that a rush to build thousands of AI datacenters will triple annual toxic electronic waste generation within the next quarter-century.