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• GE HealthCare mulls $1B imaging chemicals maker deal: Financial Times (2026/09/13 08:05)

  GE HealthCare is said to be on the cusp of buying out radiopharmaceutical developer Sofie Biosciences, according to a report by the Financial Times.
• The future of RAS inhibitors by , (2026/09/11 09:55)

  Revolution Medicines recently made history with the approval of its RAS inhibitor Rasonque for advanced pancreatic cancer. But behind RevMed is an entire field of biotechs working to broaden the reach of RAS-targeting drugs.
• FDA delays approval decision for Exelixis' tyrosine kinase inhibitor in colorectal cancer (2026/09/11 09:53)

  The FDA has delayed its approval decision for Exelixis’ oral kinase inhibitor in combination with Roche’s Tecentriq for the treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer.
• GSK’s Hansoh-partnered ADC lays down marker for lung cancer scrap with Merck (2026/09/11 04:54)

  GSK’s risvutatug rezetecan has achieved a median overall survival of 18.5 months in a phase 3 trial, painting the antibody-drug conjugate as a threat to Amgen and Merck & Co. in the lung cancer field.
• In first interview as FDA oncology chief, Angelo de Claro vows to ‘continue the innovation’ behind OCE legacy (2026/09/10 23:39)

  In his first interview after taking the reins of the FDA’s Oncology Center of Excellence, Angelo de Claro, M.D., is outlining a regulatory agenda that prioritizes organizational strength and continued regulatory modernization.
• Singapore launches biotech-focused Boston hub to build on 'centuries-old bond' (2026/09/10 21:39)

  Officials rubbed shoulders with business leaders in a 19th-floor meeting room to celebrate the launch of Singapore’s newest Overseas Centre.
• Scientists boycott American Diabetes Association as fallout of June conference fracas escalates (2026/09/10 19:34)

  Following the removal of five scientists from its annual conference in June, members of the American Diabetes Association have launched a boycott of the organization that includes halting the review of grants and new articles submitted to the ADA’s flagship journal, Diabetes Care.
• Chutes & Ladders—Longtime Takeda R&D chief to depart next June by , , (2026/09/10 14:42)

  Takeda President of Research and Development Andy Plump, M.D., Ph.D., is leaving the company in June after twelve years in the position.
• Novartis shareholder calls for board overhaul following costly deal setbacks: Reuters (2026/09/10 10:09)

  Novartis’ recent dual clinical setbacks have prompted questions from a major shareholder about the board’s oversight of dealmaking.
• Biohaven epilepsy drug suffers FDA hold days after attracting $350M deal (2026/09/10 10:03)

  The FDA has put enrollment in trials of Biohaven’s epilepsy drug candidate BHV-7000 on hold in response to findings from rodent tests, dealing a blow to an asset covered by a pending $350 million deal.

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• The #1 Food You Should Limit to Reduce Your Risk of High Blood Pressure, According to Dietitians - eatingwell.com

  The #1 Food You Should Limit to Reduce Your Risk of High Blood Pressure, According to Dietitians  eatingwell.com
• Column | The surprising science of how focusing your attention may fight inflammation - The Washington Post

  Column | The surprising science of how focusing your attention may fight inflammation  The Washington PostPaying attention to inflammation in the body may help regulate the immune response.  GIGAZINEIgnoring an itch makes inflammation worse, study finds  헤럴드경제Want to Calm Inflammation? A New Study Says a Common Instinct May Backfire  inc.comResearch has shown that thinking about other things and not paying attention to it when it is itchy  매일경제
• Harvard study predicts most suicide attempts a week in advance - FAS Current

  Harvard study predicts most suicide attempts a week in advance  FAS CurrentA ‘weather app’ for mental health: New Harvard model predicts suicide attempts days in advance  The Boston GlobeDigital Suicide Prevention: Research on Wearables  Telehealth.orgHarvard study predicts suicide risk up to a week ahead  Kursiv Media УзбекистанWe succeeded in predicting with 75% accuracy who would attempt suicide within one week.  GIGAZINE
• A study links prenatal acetaminophen with reproductive changes in girls. Doctors say it remains safe to use when needed - CNN

  A study links prenatal acetaminophen with reproductive changes in girls. Doctors say it remains safe to use when needed  CNNSee more headlines & perspectives on Google News
• First on CNN: Routine blood testing may hold hidden clues to colorectal cancer before age 45 - CNN

  First on CNN: Routine blood testing may hold hidden clues to colorectal cancer before age 45  CNNLow AST and ALT Levels Are Associated with Higher Likelihood of Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer in Adults Under 45  Epic ResearchLow Liver Enzyme Readings Were Linked to Colorectal Cancer Before 45, but Screening Guidance Has Not Changed  Medical DailyBlood work may tell us a person’s likelihood of developing colorectal cancer  KSBY NewsLow Liver Enzyme Levels May Signal Higher Colorectal Cancer Risk In Adults Under 45  Yahoo Health
• How Sleepy Dogs and Collapsing Mice Taught Scientists About Narcolepsy - The New York Times

  How Sleepy Dogs and Collapsing Mice Taught Scientists About Narcolepsy  The New York TimesEmmanuel Mignot receives Lasker Award for discovering cause of narcolepsy  med.stanford.eduMasashi Yanagisawa, M.D., Ph.D., receives Lasker Award for discovery that transformed narcolepsy care  UT SouthwesternJapanese researchers win Lasker Awards | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News  nhk.or.jp'America's Nobel' prizes go to sleep and hemophilia researchers, and to Michael J. Fox for Parkinson's advocacy  Live Science
• New COVID, flu strains circulating. What new vaccines protect against - Lansing State Journal

  New COVID, flu strains circulating. What new vaccines protect against  Lansing State JournalOpinion | Fall vaccines are now available. Here are your questions, answered.  The Washington PostWhat to know about this year’s flu, COVID-19 and RSV shots  The Maine MonitorCounty Public Health Leaders Stress Fall Vaccinations to Prevent Severe Illness  San Diego County News CenterIllinois issues flu, COVID-19, RSV vaccine guidance, amid confusion over federal recommendations  Chicago Tribune
• Neocortical long-range inhibition promotes cortical synchrony and sleep - Nature

  Neocortical long-range inhibition promotes cortical synchrony and sleep  NatureRare cortical neurons can synchronize brain activity and promote sleep in mice  Medical Xpress
• Scientists Found the Sleep Sweet Spot Linked to Slower Aging — and It Isn’t 8 Hours - Money Talks News

  Scientists Found the Sleep Sweet Spot Linked to Slower Aging — and It Isn’t 8 Hours  Money Talks NewsThink Insomnia Only Steals Sleep? This Finding Says Otherwise  MindBodyGreenCognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia May Slow Biological Aging  respiratory-therapy.comSleep duration links to biological aging clocks: when sleep gets tough, aging gets going  NatureI’m a sleep expert – this one unexpected thing is making you age  Stylist
• An operational perturbation proteomics-based virtual cell model - Nature

  An operational perturbation proteomics-based virtual cell model  Nature
• A transplanted pig kidney buys time for a human one to become available - The Economist

  A transplanted pig kidney buys time for a human one to become available  The EconomistMan survives longest ever pig kidney transplant  BBCeGenesis Provides Clinical Update on EGEN-2784 in Kidney Failure Patients  SynBioBetaCRISPR-Edited Pig Kidney Bridges Patient to Human Transplant  CRISPR Medicine News
• How A.D.H.D. Changes as You Age - The New York Times

  How A.D.H.D. Changes as You Age  The New York Times
• A Cardiologist’s Best Way to Eat Eggs for ‘Amazing Protein’ and What He Never Eats With Them - TODAY.com

  A Cardiologist’s Best Way to Eat Eggs for ‘Amazing Protein’ and What He Never Eats With Them  TODAY.com
• Why scientists are starting to worry popular supplements could harm the aging brain - The Washington Post

  Why scientists are starting to worry popular supplements could harm the aging brain  The Washington Post
• Potentially fatal bacteria found in Oregon’s largest bighorn sheep herd - Baker City Herald

  Potentially fatal bacteria found in Oregon’s largest bighorn sheep herd  Baker City HeraldDisease outbreak hits John Day River bighorn sheep population  KTVZM.ovi Detected In Oregon's Biggest Bighorn Herd -  Northwest Sportsman MagazineSerious respiratory infection hits bighorn sheep near John Day River  Central Oregon Daily
• Cold Plunge Tips for First-Timers - The New York Times

  Cold Plunge Tips for First-Timers  The New York Times
• Scientists boycott American Diabetes Association as fallout of June conference fracas escalates - Fierce Biotech

  Scientists boycott American Diabetes Association as fallout of June conference fracas escalates  Fierce BiotechBoycott of the American Diabetes Association Launched  MedPage TodayBoycott launched against American Diabetes Association includes journal  STATWhat the ADA Scientific Sessions Incident Means for Scientific Exchange  docwirenews.comIn the US, Diabetes Care editors join boycott of the American Diabetes Association  UA.NEWS
• Yes, You Can Get a Flu Shot Too Early—Here’s the Best Time to Get Yours - Prevention

  Yes, You Can Get a Flu Shot Too Early—Here’s the Best Time to Get Yours  PreventionFeinsinger column: Influenza can cause lost work, school days and even death — it’s flu shot time  Post IndependentOff the Sidelines: Why This Year’s Flu Vaccine Is a Game-Changer for Kids  checkupnewsroom.comDoctors and pharmacists urge flu shots  WLBTCDC Issues Interim Guidance for the 2026-2027 Flu Season  AHCA/NCAL
• Deep-sleep loss linked to Alzheimer's-related protein buildup in new study - Medical Xpress

  Deep-sleep loss linked to Alzheimer's-related protein buildup in new study  Medical XpressHuman tau pathology is associated with lonely, nontraveling slow waves linked to memory impairment  NatureCatching ZZZs  WashUDeep sleep: the surprising shield your memory needs against Alzheimer’s disease  Futura, le média qui explore le mondeWhy Orexin in Alzheimer Disease Demands Targeted Sleep Therapy  EMJ
• Alcohol-linked cancer deaths have doubled in recent decades. What to know about risk. - The Washington Post

  Alcohol-linked cancer deaths have doubled in recent decades. What to know about risk.  The Washington PostAlcohol tied to surprising cancer death pattern in adults under 55, researchers find  Fox NewsJust one drink a day may increase the risk of dying from numerous cancers  The Atlanta VoiceRecently, it has been analyzed that the risk of cancer can be increased without excessive consumptio..  매일경제Cancer Deaths Attributable to Alcohol Have Doubled Since 1990  Gastroenterology & Endoscopy News