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Anti-amyloids have been linked to accelerated brain atrophy, a new meta-analysis shows, but more research is needed before drawing any firm conclusions about potential clinical implications.

A lack of funding could delay late-stage trials of the first new vaccine against tuberculosis for more than a century, warned Bill Gates, whose foundation is backing the development of the shot. 

Gilead Sciences on Tuesday unveiled data from the first human study of its experimental oral COVID-19 antiviral, saying the results in healthy volunteers cleared the way for two large Phase III trials.

The new plan from the US Department of Health and Human Services includes eight ambitious, achievable goals to reduce the cancer death rate by at least half within 25 years.

Rising temperatures due to climate change are projected to increase deaths by suicide, providing another reason to implement effective climate policies to reduce global warming.

Public-private consortium plans to develop new approaches to clinical studies.

Apathy may be a red flag signaling that patients with MCI are progressing to Alzheimers disease.

The FDA is looking for feedback on its newly published draft guidance on designing cancer drug trials intended for the accelerated approval pathway.

A new review reveals considerable uncertainty around the efficacy and safety of analgesic medications for acute low back pain.

For more than a decade, Ben Mol, MD, PhD, has been exposing misconduct in clinical trials.