Eli Lilly’s New Pill Helps Patients Lose Up to 8% of Body Weight in a Year
Prime Highlights: Eli Lilly’s oral pill orforglipron showed stronger results than existing oral options, helping patients lose 6–8% of their
Cyprus Leads Initiative to Strengthen European Pharmaceutical Standards
Prime Highlights: Cyprus will present a proposal to establish a European Centre of Clinical Excellence for pharmaceuticals at the EU
UK Celebrates First Baby Born After Deceased Donor Womb Transplant
Prime Highlights: Grace Bell, born without a womb, delivered a healthy baby boy, Hugo, after receiving a womb transplant from
Healthoutfit Launches Free Tools to Help UK Businesses Build Better Workplace Wellbeing
Prime Highlights: Healthoutfit has introduced two free resources to help small and medium-sized UK businesses create effective employee wellbeing programmes.
UK Moves to Secure Medical Device Supply with Long-Term Recognition of EU Approvals
Prime Highlights: The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) plans to continue recognising EU-approved medical devices to ensure steady
5,000-Year-Old Bacteria Found in Romanian Ice Shows Resistance to Modern Antibiotics
Prime Highlights Researchers discovered a 5,000-year-old bacterial strain, Psychrobacter SC65A.3, in Scărișoara Cave ice that is resistant to 10 modern
MeOmics Leads Precision Psychiatry While Closing Gender Gaps in Healthcare
Prime Highlights: Lucy Sykes, CEO of MeOmics Precision Medicine, emphasizes that women remain underrepresented at every level in STEM, calling
Group Exercise Emerges as a Powerful Ally Against Mild Depression and Anxiety
Prime Highlights: Aerobic exercise, especially in group settings, can act as a frontline treatment for mild depression and anxiety, offering
German Scientists Develop Noninvasive Skin Scan to Detect Early Heart Disease
Prime Highlight German researchers have developed fast-RSOM, a noninvasive imaging technology that detects early signs of heart disease by scanning
Babies Can Recognize Objects at Just Two Months, New Study Reveals
Prime Highlights: New research shows that infants as young as two months old can categorize objects, distinguishing between living and