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A new global survey suggests that healthy longevity medicine education can change how physicians think and talk about ageing. But the evidence also highlights how much work remains before a rapidly growing field becomes routine clinical care.
A news release announcing completion of patient follow-up in a late-stage clinical trial of an oral membrane lipid therapy for newly diagnosed glioblastoma; read to learn what trial milestone was reached and what next steps and analyses the article previews.
Report on using recombinant luteinizing hormone priming with oral contraceptive scheduling to improve ovarian stimulation efficiency and pregnancy outcomes in low-reserve patients.
Covers recent work repurposing an unusual CRISPR enzyme to recognize cancer-cell RNA and trigger catastrophic DNA shredding selectively in malignant cells.
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