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Reframe Daily: Blood-free skin patch test, a breath “smell” chip, and a tiny medical robot
A small human study shows a patch can pull fluid for labs without needles; an ultra-low-power breath sensor edges toward handheld disease checks; a micro-robot moves single particles for future drug delivery; standout moments help the brain lock in everyday memories; and scientists find a key brain-healing switch.
Reframe Daily: New fluid may save more kidneys; smarter tumor picks and a fresh fix for blistering disease
A preservation fluid kept donor kidneys healthier on machines; clues for using MEK drugs in NF1 brain tumors; main T cells behind painful palm-foot blisters found; bone-building cells burn nearby fat to boost PTH bone growth; and blocking BLT1 shut down mucous-membrane pemphigoid in mice.
Reframe Daily: Kid heart transplants: safer drug plan; stronger weight-loss pill; spinal-injury implant; HPV blood test
A kid-friendly anti-rejection plan looks easier on kidneys; a higher-dose oral pill boosts weight loss in a big trial; an implant steadies blood pressure after spinal injury; and a simple HPV blood test spots cervical cancer early.
Reframe Daily: Brain shunt trial, heart drug gain, early gene fix, plus 2 ways to lower blood sugar
Preview: Shunts improved walking and thinking in NPH; mavacamten helped adults without the usual blockage; a single-dose gene therapy aided kids with Canavan disease; and two lab studies cut blood sugar and fats in obese mice via a fat-transport blocker and a new RNA target.
Reframe Daily: Home workout aids ataxia; early Alzheimer’s blood tests; kidney-saving antibody
Preview: Small trial shows better walking with home training; clinic-friendly blood tests catch early Alzheimer’s; lab antibody shields tiny kidney vessels and lowers scarring in animals.
Reframe Daily: Simple heart-attack rehab works; new HCM pill beats beta-blocker, Replace Eyeball with Tooth To See
Plus: custom brain stimulation eased depression in a randomized trial, and proton therapy to the brain and spine looked safer and more precise—four real steps toward better care.