Scientists May Have Overlooked A Hidden Alzheimer’s Culprit For Decades

A ChemBioChem commentary argues that P3, a peptide long considered harmless, can form aggregates and may affect Alzheimer’s disease. Its role in patients is unknown.

Rampant Inflammation In Heart Failure: Can Anything Be Done About It?

A POSEIDON analysis found elevated hsCRP in about half of U.S. heart failure participants, while targeted anti-inflammatory treatments remain uncertain.

Antioxidant May Influence Brain Changes In Multiple Sclerosis, Study Suggests

A 36-person trial linked N-acetylcysteine treatment to brain imaging changes and self-reported symptom improvements in people with mild to moderate MS.

Pan-Amyloid Radiotracer Excels At Early Cardiac Amyloidosis Detection

A phase III study found investigational 124I-evuzamitide PET detected early cardiac amyloidosis more often than bone scans; Bayer plans FDA submission.

Vapes Are So Bad For You

Interest in claims that vapes are harmful is rising, but the trigger is unconfirmed and the supplied image could not be read.

Friends Of BrainHealth Grants Advance Dementia Prevention And Brain Health Research

Friends of BrainHealth awarded grants to seven research projects, including studies of dementia risk, early detection, resilience and caregiver well-being.

Bonn Researchers Successfully Rejuvenate Human Cells In A Test Tube

Bonn researchers directly converted human blood-cell precursors into neural stem cells, tracking a gradual reset of epigenetic age in the laboratory.

Popular Longevity Supplement Fails To Meet Endpoint In Parkinson’s Trial

In the 410-person NOPARK trial, nicotinamide riboside did not improve early Parkinson’s outcomes and was linked to modestly worse scores over 52 weeks.

FDA Expands Indication For Urticaria Drug To Treat Symptomatic Dermographism

The FDA has approved remibrutinib for adults with symptomatic dermographism inadequately controlled by H1 antihistamines, based on phase III trial results.

U.S. Hospitals More Proactive At Preventing Catheter-Associated UTIs

A survey study found wider use of catheter-prevention measures from 2005 to 2025, but nurse-initiated removal remains uneven across hospitals.