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A newly cleared personalized transcranial magnetic stimulation approach reported roughly 68% remission in treated PTSD patients in clinical results; early broad use still needs longer follow-up.
A refreshed global-style food pyramid emphasizes vegetables, whole grains, and room for cultural eating patterns.
Researchers discuss one-time gene edits that might protect against heart disease for years, while noting safety catches remain.
Weekly progress roundups noted encouraging early results for a skin-cancer vaccine candidate; it remains early-stage research.
Dutch campaigner Teun Toebes, who moved into a dementia ward as a young adult, argues care should prioritize a good life, not only safety.
Constructive-news outlets flagged an FDA-cleared PTSD therapy among the week’s most hopeful medical developments.
Fix the News highlighted continued uptake of rules that let families escalate care concerns in hospitals.
A worldwide health index reported gains for girls in 178 countries, alongside separate advances in sight-restoring gene therapy research.
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