FDA advisory panel recommends Grail blood test despite trial results
An FDA advisory panel recommended approval for Grail's multicancer screening test earlier this year even after a randomized trial failed to meet its primary endpoint.
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Ten NHS trusts referred over camera monitoring consent issues
Ten mental health trusts have been reported to the regulator after consent problems arose during hearings of the Lampard Inquiry into deaths in Essex units.
Judith Lucy announces breast cancer diagnosis and planned double mastectomy
Australian comedian Judith Lucy announced her recent breast cancer diagnosis and upcoming surgery via social media today.
Comedian Judith Lucy announces early-stage breast cancer diagnosis and upcoming surgery
Australian comedian Judith Lucy revealed her breast cancer diagnosis in an Instagram video shared on Tuesday afternoon.
Pink Ribbon Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign launches at Punjab University
Punjab University started a two-day breast cancer awareness campaign and medical clinic on Monday in Lahore.
Pakistan Medical and Dental Council waives MDCAT for foreign medical students
The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council in Islamabad has decided to remove the MDCAT requirement for Pakistani students applying to foreign medical colleges.
Instagram marks 16th anniversary with 3 billion users amid privacy scrutiny
Instagram celebrates its 16th birthday today while reporting 3 billion monthly active users across the globe.
Pakistan Medical Council waives MDCAT requirement for foreign medical school applicants
The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council announced in Islamabad that it is removing the MDCAT exam requirement for students applying to foreign medical colleges.
Utah regulators approve AI system to write acne prescriptions without human review
Utah officials announced a new pilot program on Monday allowing an artificial intelligence product to evaluate patients and issue drug prescriptions for acne treatment.
Global study finds women report more pain than men across all body sites
A major international research project involving data from over six million people in 118 countries between 1990 and 2025 has found that women consistently report higher levels of pain than men.