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Doctors in Abu Dhabi have successfully performed a life-saving bone marrow transplant on a 13-month-old child suffering from a rare inherited immune disorder that left him vulnerable to serious infections. 

Thomas Fraser, MD, on the Future of Infectious Disease Care Search AdvertisementAdvertisement August 14, 2026/Pulmonary/News & Insight

Hospitals worldwide face workforce shortages, making an understanding of early-career health dynamics central to addressing recruitment and retention challenges. This study examines whether early-career health trajectories among hospital-employed nurses and midwives differ from those of workers in other industries

South Korea, June 16, 2026 — 3billion, an AI-powered rare disease diagnostics company, announced that it showcased its AI-powered genetic testing services at the European Human Genetics Conference (ESHG 2026), held in Gothenburg, Sweden, from June 13 to 16

As many as 300,000 low-income Hoosiers could be subject to Indiana’s new Medicaid work requirements, state officials estimated Tuesday

Cemacabtagene ansegedleucel (cema-cel, formerly ALLO-501A) is being evaluated in the Phase II ALPHA3 trial in patients who respond to first-line chemoimmunotherapy but remain positive for minimal residual disease. At day 45, plasma circulating tumour DNA had decreased by a median of 97.7 per cent with cema-cel, versus a 26.6 per cent increase under observation. No…

Versa Vascular, a California-based medtech company focused on tricuspid valve disease, has named Bill Shields its new CEO. 

Va. (WHSV) -Health officials are keeping an eye on several infectious diseases across Virginia, from respiratory illnesses and foodborne infections to tick-borne diseases and sexually transmitted infections. While some of these illnesses are more common than others, the Virginia Department of Health said knowing how they spread and how to prevent them can help keep…

Health officials in the Tampa Bay area are warning residents about a rise in the number of locally acquired cases of the mosquito-borne illness dengue

US President Donald Trump signed the executive orderon Monday, recommending reducing the number of diseases covered by universal routine childhood vaccination recommendations from 18 to 11