Clinical Trials

Many Seniors With Disabilities Reject the Label
Research & Development Many Seniors With Disabilities Reject the Label

The home of Barbara and Dennis Meade in Ypsilanti, Michigan, is filled with the unmistakable artifacts of significant health challenges, from the walkers and wheelchairs to the oxygen tanks required for Barbara's chronic respiratory disease. Yet despite these daily realities and their shared,

Can Heart Valve Treatment Improve Cancer Survival?
Research & Development Can Heart Valve Treatment Improve Cancer Survival?

A groundbreaking analysis presented at the European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging 2025 congress has shed new light on a critical and burgeoning field of medicine, revealing that treating valvular heart disease in cancer patients can dramatically improve their survival rates. As remarkable

New Parkinson's Vaccine Slows Disease in Clinical Trial
Research & Development New Parkinson's Vaccine Slows Disease in Clinical Trial

In a significant breakthrough for neurodegenerative medicine, Swiss biotechnology firm AC Immune has announced highly encouraging interim results from a clinical trial of its experimental Parkinson's disease vaccine. The therapy, ACI-7104, represents a pioneering approach that aims not just to

New Drug Delivers Weight Loss Rivaling Surgery
Research & Development New Drug Delivers Weight Loss Rivaling Surgery

A new pharmaceutical agent is now demonstrating the ability to help individuals shed nearly a third of their body weight, a result that blurs the line between medication and major surgical intervention. This development represents more than just another option in the fight against obesity; it

Cancer Hijacks Death Pathway to Resist Treatment
Research & Development Cancer Hijacks Death Pathway to Resist Treatment

The perplexing and often heartbreaking phenomenon of cancer recurrence following initially successful treatment has long been a central challenge in oncology, driving a significant number of cancer-related fatalities worldwide. Patients and clinicians are frequently confronted with the reality that

New Drug Prevents More Breast Cancer Recurrences
Research & Development New Drug Prevents More Breast Cancer Recurrences

An extensive analysis of a recent international study highlights a significant advancement in treating early-stage, hormone receptor (HR)-positive, HER2-negative breast cancer, which is the most common subtype affecting approximately 70% of all patients. The landmark lidERA clinical trial

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