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Reframe Daily: New ICU trials test “auto-pilot” breathing, frozen surgery platelets, and gentler care for tiny preemies
Today’s studies show automated ventilators that can free ICU patients from machines sooner, frozen platelets that work as well as fresh ones in surgery, safer “wait and see” care for fragile preemie hearts, early steps toward matching sepsis drugs to each patient’s immune system, and a heart medicine that may one day help heal scarred livers.
Reframe Daily: FDA approves first cell therapy for severe aplastic anemia, plus big wins in gene and brain trials
A new cell therapy for a deadly blood disease just reached US patients, while early gene and brain studies hint at better care for kids with SMA, stronger flu shots, narcolepsy, liver cancer, and Alzheimer’s.
Reframe Daily: cleaner root canals, earlier stress checks, and smarter scar science
Researchers showed that sound-wave cleaners can remove even more germs during root canals, a short daily checklist is catching college stress earlier, a blood test is getting closer to showing who really benefits from strong cancer drugs, a magnetic filter is pulling antibiotics out of dirty water, and new skin science is pointing toward future anti-scar treatments.
Reframe Daily: New TMJ pain clues, cleaner drinking water ideas, and early hits on tough diseases
Scientists mapped what people with TMJ jaw pain know and miss so dentists can guide care better, tested a new material that pulls cancer-linked metals out of water in the lab, and found early lab clues that future treatments could better target hard-to-treat liver cancer, early Alzheimer’s-like changes, and serious kidney inflammation.
Reframe Daily: Diabetes drug eases antipsychotic weight gain in trial, plus new tools to protect helpers and rebuild vision
Today’s science says semaglutide helped people with schizophrenia avoid extra weight and blood-sugar hits from their meds; new short checkups can spot burnout and low “academic energy” in nurses and students; and lab studies in mice point to fresh targets for safer obesity treatments and future retina repair.
Reframe Daily: Posture games that fix slouching, gentler IV patches for kids, and a new nosebleed drug
Today’s studies show school posture games that help kids stand straighter for months, a pineapple enzyme pill that calms ulcerative colitis, a new pill that cuts dangerous nosebleeds in a rare blood vessel disease, a microneedle patch that makes IVs hurt less for children,
Reframe Daily: New eye cancer cream, cooler prostate surgery, lab-grown liver repair (and happy thanksgiving!)
In small studies, a cream helped clear eye-surface tumors, cooling the nerves during prostate surgery protected erections and bladder control, ICU drugs may help patients get off breathing machines faster, and lab work in rats and mice points to new ways to heal fatty and damaged livers.
Reframe Daily: Safer light anesthesia, 3D-printed breathing helmets, and a freeze-dried hep A shot on the horizon
A newer sedation drug kept adults’ blood pressure steadier than propofol, custom 3D-printed helmet CPAP parts passed comfort and safety checks in 120 people, a freeze-dried hepatitis A vaccine stayed strong in animal tests, and lab-made viruses are helping immune cells fight off hard-to-treat tumors.
Reframe Daily: Old diabetes pill still works, new cancer vaccines, and a parasite shot in early tests
Metformin helps adults with type 1 diabetes use less insulin, early vaccines are targeting a rare liver cancer and schistosomiasis, an off-the-shelf CAR-T treatment is shrinking myeloma, and brain immune cells are opening a fresh path to slow early Alzheimer’s.
Reframe Daily: HIV switch that helps bones, safer pneumonia antibiotic, and tougher tooth fillings
An earlier switch to a newer HIV pill helped hip bones get stronger, a newer pneumonia drug worked well in older adults, back-tooth fillings stayed solid for years, adding a common steroid made vein surgery less painful, and a simple blood test may help coaches set safer hard workouts.
Reframe Daily: New mRNA flu shot, one-time hemophilia fix, and “virtual biopsies” for liver tumors
Today’s science brings a life-cycle program that slashes anemia in toddlers, a strong trial for an mRNA flu vaccine, a single-dose gene therapy for hemophilia B, brain-stimulation hints for ADHD, and MRI scans that may one day replace some liver tumor biopsies.
Reframe Daily: Simple hospital steps cut deadly birth infections as new T‐cell and gene tools point to future cures
A large trial in Africa shows a low‐cost sepsis program can sharply cut life‐threatening infections in pregnant women, while lab teams are finding “elite” cancer‐killing T cells, spotting where liver tumors really start, using a new kind of gene editing to fix DNA “stop sign” errors, and training AI to write brand‐new genes that work in cells.