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.
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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.
Pakistan U19 beat England by 200 runs to win series
Pakistan Under-19s defeated England Under-19s by 200 runs in the final match at Sir Paul Getty's Ground in Wormsley on Wednesday to clinch the four-match ODI series 3-1.
Meta CEO Zuckerberg says AI firms are incentivized toward safety
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg argued in San Francisco on Tuesday that market incentives and legal liability ensure AI companies develop models safely without needing external pressure.
Bayeux Tapestry reveals details about medieval buildings on both sides of the Channel
Architectural historians examine the 33 structures depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry to understand 11th-century construction styles across the English Channel.
Pakistan and China agree to build new security hub
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Chinese Vice Minister Gao Qi met in Islamabad on Wednesday to expand security cooperation.
Pakistan large-scale manufacturing grows 3.03 percent in July
The Pakistan Bureau of Statistics reported that the Large Scale Manufacturing sector grew 3.03 percent year-on-year in July 2026.
Scientists find volatile organic compounds are significant in rainwater carbon cycle
Researchers published a review in the Journal of Geophysical Research estimating that volatile organic compounds contribute roughly 100 teragrams of carbon to wet deposition annually.