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đź“…November 30, 2025 at 1:00 AM
Global health faces surges in measles and infectious diseases, while breakthroughs in cancer therapy, neurology, and vaccine development offer new hope and treatment options worldwide.
1

Measles Surge Sparks Global Concern

Measles cases are rising sharply worldwide, threatening global elimination efforts despite significant progress in reducing deaths over the past two decades Source 3, Source 9.

2

Polio Outbreak Ends in Indonesia

Indonesia has officially ended its poliovirus type 2 outbreak after a massive vaccination campaign, but global eradication remains a challenge Source 5.

3

FDA Approves New Gastric Cancer Therapy

The FDA approved durvalumab plus FLOT for resectable gastric/GEJ cancer, showing improved survival and higher pathologic complete response rates Source 2, Source 14.

4

Breakthrough in Brain Tumor Treatment

Nasal nanodrops carrying gold-based nucleic acids eradicated glioblastoma tumors in mice by activating immune pathways in the brain Source 6, Source 12.

5

Quantum Teleportation Advances Secure Communication

Scientists successfully teleported information between photons, a major step toward building a secure quantum internet Source 4.

6

New Mpox Vaccine Expands Global Access

LC16-KMB mpox vaccine, now used in mass campaigns in the DRC, may be especially valuable for children and is under review for wider global distribution Source 7.

7

Weight Loss Linked to Brain Inflammation

A new study finds that midlife weight loss, while metabolically beneficial, may trigger neuroinflammation, highlighting complex health impacts Source 11.

8

Prosthetics Now Enable Sense of Touch

Groundbreaking prosthetic technology allows people with spinal cord injuries to feel touch, improving quality of life and rehabilitation prospects Source 10.

9

Coffee Reduces Liver Cancer Risk

A major review suggests regular coffee intake is associated with lower risk of liver cancer, though benefits depend on preparation and lifestyle Source 8.

10

Dengue Vaccine Candidate Shows Promise

Meiji Seika Pharma's dengue vaccine candidate KD-382 demonstrated strong immunogenicity and safety in early trials, with potential for single-dose protection Source 7.