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Optical imaging uncovers hidden movement map in the mouse brain

Our brains are constantly computing how to move and coordinate different parts of our body, but exactly how this orchestration is represented in the brain has been challenging to untangle.

13 Nov 2026

Dyania and NVIDIA partner to scale AI-driven clinical reasoning across health systems

Dyania Health today announced a collaboration with NVIDIA to put AI clinical reasoning to work inside health systems, on their own infrastructure, at the scale of their entire patient population.

13 Nov 2026

CHLA researcher explores immune mechanisms behind rare pediatric neuroinflammatory diseases

Her life-changing experience in hospitals as a child is part of what led Jesse M. Levine, MD, PhD, to pursue a career in medical research.

13 Nov 2026

Study maps enzyme target for potential treatment of rare genetic disorder

Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have mapped an enzyme that could be targeted to develop new treatments for glutaric aciduria type 1 (GA1), a rare genetic disorder that can lead to brain damage, revealing new details about how the enzyme works and how its activity is controlled.

13 Nov 2026

Hidden brain map sheds light on coordination of complex body movements

A new biological blueprint of how the body of a mouse is represented in its brain could help scientists answer a fundamental question: how do we perform complex motions that use more than one body part, such as coordinating arm, hand, head and lips to sip a spoonful of soup? The study was published today in Nature Communications.

13 Nov 2026

Study identifies two proteins involved in toxin-related pulmonary hypertension

A research team has identified two proteins that may help explain how a plant toxin damages the arteries that carry blood to the lungs.

13 Nov 2026

Study analyzes shifting pancreatic cancer burdens in US and China

Pancreatic cancer is the sixth leading cause of cancer-related mortality worldwide, accounting for about 4.8% of cancer deaths, with an overall 5-year survival of approximately 12%.

13 Nov 2026

Telemedicine-based management program improves quality of life for heart failure patients

A telemedicine-based management program was well accepted among patients with heart failure and improved their quality of life and self-care, according to results presented today at ESC Digital & AI Summit 2026.

13 Nov 2026

Personalized mobile health coaching reduces gestational diabetes among pregnant women

A continuous, personalized mobile health (mHealth) coaching programme can significantly reduce gestational diabetes incidence among high-risk pregnant women, independent of changes to maternal weight - according to an international study published today in the Lancet Digital Health.

13 Nov 2026

Machine learning predicts mortality risk after a severe heart attack

Machine learning models were able to predict mortality in hospital and in the six months after a type of heart attack, according to results presented today at ESC Digital & AI Summit 2026.

13 Nov 2026

Multicenter trial validates continuous pregnancy-to-postpartum mobile health coaching program

A continuous, personalized mobile health (mHealth) coaching program can significantly reduce gestational diabetes incidence among high-risk pregnant women, independent of changes to maternal weight – according to an international study published today in the Lancet Digital Health.

13 Nov 2026

PlaqueTec’s BIOPATTERN trial passes 100 patients and expands to 8 NHS centers

PlaqueTec, a medtech company pioneering intracoronary liquid biopsy to reveal the biological drivers of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD), today announced that its BIOPATTERN clinical trial has recruited its 100th patient and expanded to eight NHS specialist cardiac centers.

From PlaqueTec 12 Nov 2026

Placental stem cell therapy shows promise for diabetic foot ulcers

An experimental cell therapy was well tolerated in 10 people with chronic diabetic foot ulcers, according to first-in-human study led by researchers at Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM).

12 Nov 2026

Clinicians continue ordering food allergy panels despite false positive risks

New research being presented at the 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI) showed many clinicians in a survey knew that food allergy panel testing often results in false positives- yet they kept ordering it anyway.

12 Nov 2026

Road improvements could expand access to cancer care in Rwanda

While studying health systems around the world during a yearlong fellowship, Abel Sapirstein traveled to northern Rwanda to visit Butaro Cancer Center of Excellence, at the time, the country's only publicly accessible facility to offer comprehensive oncology services.

12 Nov 2026

Scientists identify metabolic pathway driving lung cancer lymph node metastasis

Metabolic reprogramming plays a critical role in shaping the adaptive capabilities of malignant cells during dissemination.

12 Nov 2026

Inhaled living medicine reduces drug-resistant lung biofilms in the lungs of pigs

A "living medicine" has thinned biofilms of antibiotic-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa in the lungs of pigs, according to the findings of a study published today in the journal eBioMedicine.

12 Nov 2026

Simple outpatient scoring system cuts deaths among malnourished children

New research co-led by the Centre for Global Child Health at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) suggests that a new tool for use in low-resource settings can save lives and reduce the need for hospital stays among children receiving outpatient treatment for malnutrition.

12 Nov 2026

Immune and metabolic shifts drive acute pancreatitis into chronic disease

Pancreatitis is clinically classified into acute pancreatitis (AP) and chronic pancreatitis (CP). Most patients with AP recover without residual pancreatic dysfunction; a subset develops recurrent AP, and only selected high-risk individuals-particularly those with ongoing etiological exposure, genetic susceptibility, or severe necrotizing disease-progress to CP.

12 Nov 2026

Language barriers delay early peanut introduction for many infants

Feeding peanut products to infants early in life is one of the best tools doctors have to help prevent peanut allergy.

12 Nov 2026

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Hospital News and Research

Optical imaging uncovers hidden movement map in the mouse brain

Dyania and NVIDIA partner to scale AI-driven clinical reasoning across health systems

CHLA researcher explores immune mechanisms behind rare pediatric neuroinflammatory diseases

Study maps enzyme target for potential treatment of rare genetic disorder

Hidden brain map sheds light on coordination of complex body movements

Study identifies two proteins involved in toxin-related pulmonary hypertension

Study analyzes shifting pancreatic cancer burdens in US and China

Telemedicine-based management program improves quality of life for heart failure patients

Personalized mobile health coaching reduces gestational diabetes among pregnant women

Machine learning predicts mortality risk after a severe heart attack

Multicenter trial validates continuous pregnancy-to-postpartum mobile health coaching program

PlaqueTec’s BIOPATTERN trial passes 100 patients and expands to 8 NHS centers

Placental stem cell therapy shows promise for diabetic foot ulcers

Clinicians continue ordering food allergy panels despite false positive risks

Road improvements could expand access to cancer care in Rwanda

Scientists identify metabolic pathway driving lung cancer lymph node metastasis

Inhaled living medicine reduces drug-resistant lung biofilms in the lungs of pigs

Simple outpatient scoring system cuts deaths among malnourished children

Immune and metabolic shifts drive acute pancreatitis into chronic disease

Language barriers delay early peanut introduction for many infants

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