The 44 new drugs that gained approval from the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research in 2025 represented far more than a simple numerical milestone; they collectively heralded a fundamental paradigm shift in the landscape of therapeutic development. This pivotal year was defined not by the
For the more than one in seven individuals battling chronic kidney disease who also suffer from anemia, treatment has often meant managing debilitating symptoms rather than addressing the underlying cause. This reality is poised for a significant change, as a landmark collaboration between
The ability to visualize the intricate cellular ballet that precedes a formal disease diagnosis has long been the primary objective of modern medicine, a goal that promises to shift healthcare from a reactive to a proactive model. At the heart of this pursuit is Positron Emission Tomography (PET),
The painstaking and often inefficient process of manually sifting through thousands of patient records to find eligible candidates for clinical trials has long been a major bottleneck in medical innovation. The use of Artificial Intelligence in patient screening represents a significant advancement
In the intricate world of medical imaging, the human eye, despite its remarkable capabilities and years of training, is not infallible, and a single, overlooked shadow on a brain scan can have profound consequences for a patient's diagnosis and treatment path. The immense pressure on radiologists
The shadow of a dementia diagnosis often looms large, especially for those with a family history, creating a sense of genetic inevitability that can be both frightening and disempowering. However, groundbreaking research from UC San Francisco is challenging this deterministic view, suggesting that
