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Reframe Daily: New shot slashes dangerous fat in blood + major advances for cancer, heart disease, and Alzheimer's
Five major studies released today show big wins for patients—an injectable medicine dropped dangerous blood fat by 80%, a breast cancer drug beat chemo at protecting people, gene therapy aimed to heal weak hearts, a fast new digital test picked up Alzheimer’s earlier, and a new immune therapy for tough leukemia showed strong results.
Reframe Daily: FDA Approves Breakthrough Cancer Drug, New Heart Device Passes Major Safety Test
Exciting updates: Doctors now have a new FDA-approved treatment for tough blood cancers, and a first-of-its-kind heart implant that safely dissolves inside the body performed just as well as metal in the latest big study—giving more patients safer options.
Reframe Daily: Cancer immunotherapy gets a boost from COVID vaccine, Down syndrome gene breakthrough, and 3 other big medical wins revealed in today's studies
Getting a COVID mRNA vaccine can help cancer therapies work better; scientists found the gene that causes heart defects in Down syndrome kids; a chip breakthrough could drive faster medical tests; deep-sea coral are more resilient than ever thought; and new research shows why older dads’ sperm carries extra risks for their kids.
Reframe Daily: Kidney-safer transplant meds for kids; mail-in AFib patch works; heart-failure gene therapy passes first safety test
Two clinical trials show better care now: kids on a kidney-friendly transplant drug mix had fewer CMV infections and better kidney function; a 14-day ECG patch sent by mail found more hidden atrial fibrillation and increased blood-thinner use. Early science, too: a one-time AAV gene therapy for weak hearts looked safe in first-in-human testing; a DNA “shot” made protective antibodies in adults; and labs flagged a new weak spot in tough colon cancer (TopBP1).
Reframe Daily: Prostate cancer pill boosts survival; new breast cancer use for Trodelvy; tremor wristband works; bionic retina brings back sight
Four fresh trials: enzalutamide helps men live longer; Trodelvy slows first-line TNBC; a wrist-worn stimulator steadies tremor; a tiny retinal implant restores useful vision.
Reframe Daily: Longer lung-cancer survival; safer cervical surgery; insulin cells last without immune drugs
New studies show an immune-therapy + chemo combo before surgery helps people with lung cancer live longer; a small “check-node” cervical surgery cuts harm without hurting survival; gene therapy for a rare immune disease stays safe for years; telitacicept helps more people with lupus reach low disease activity; and donor insulin-making cells lasted in people without immune-suppressing drugs.
Reframe Daily: Easier breast cancer surgery, lasting gene therapy, and a new way to “see” oxygen in skin
Early breast cancer patients may safely skip extra underarm surgery; a one-time gene therapy kept kids healthy for years; lab work hints lower steroid doses could still calm a dangerous kidney flare; scientists found a brain-cell switch tied to MS; and a new imaging method maps oxygen in skin to speed wound care.
Reframe Daily: Gene therapy helps deaf kids hear; 2 stroke-care wins; kidney pill works; new pancreatic-cancer combo
Trials show a one-time ear gene therapy brought hearing to many children; adding a tiny in-artery clot drug and using full anesthesia improved stroke recovery; an oral pill protected kidneys in C3G; and a new drug mix beat standard chemo for pancreatic cancer.
