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A new Alzheimer's treatment from Biogen showed promising results by slowing cognitive decline at rates similar to already approved therapies. The drug works differently than existing treatments by targeting tau proteins that form toxic tangles in the brain.
A new treatment from Biogen is showing encouraging results for people living with lupus, particularly helping clear painful skin symptoms. The mid-stage clinical trial marks a hopeful step forward for the millions worldwide affected by this autoimmune disease.
Three Chilean companies are turning carbon emissions from paper production into synthetic fuel that could power planes and ships. The pilot project in Biobío region combines biogenic CO2 with green hydrogen to create e-fuels, demonstrating how industrial waste can become clean energy.
Millions living with a painful, scarring skin disease may soon have hope for the first treatment designed specifically for their condition. The FDA just granted breakthrough status to a new drug that could change lives for people with cutaneous lupus.
A Swedish project just landed €21 million to turn renewable electricity into sustainable aviation fuel. It's a major step toward breaking Europe's dependence on fossil fuels while building a homegrown clean energy industry.
Three Swedish companies are advancing plans to build a factory that turns forest byproducts into clean natural gas, helping the country replace fossil fuel imports. The facility could produce enough green gas annually to power thousands of homes while cutting industrial emissions.
A new Swedish facility will turn forest mill waste into renewable gas that works in today's pipelines, multiplying the country's clean energy production more than four times. Three companies are now designing the groundbreaking plant that could power ships and factories without fossil fuels.
A new experimental treatment has become the first to successfully reduce toxic tau proteins in Alzheimer's patients while slowing memory decline. The breakthrough offers fresh hope for millions facing the neurodegenerative disease.
A school in Uttar Pradesh just built classrooms from sugarcane leftovers that emit six times less carbon than traditional bricks. The breakthrough material called Sugarcrete turns farm waste into buildings that stay cooler and actually trap carbon.
A father who lost his dad to Motor Neurone Disease is fighting to make a treatment that slows the condition available to NHS patients. The drug Tofersen costs just £8,000 per patient and has shown remarkable results for people with a specific gene variation.
Norway just became the first country to capture carbon dioxide from wastewater biogas and store it permanently beneath the ocean floor. The breakthrough shows carbon removal technology can work at scale.
A new Swedish facility plans to turn pulp mill emissions into clean fuel that could replace fossil gas imports. The project combines forest industry waste with renewable energy to create gas that works in today's infrastructure.
A new high dose version of an SMA treatment just won FDA approval, offering faster results for babies and children fighting this devastating muscle disease. The breakthrough gives families a more powerful option against a condition that once had no treatment at all.
Over 90% of Alzheimer's patients in Japan continue treatment with Lecanemab without serious side effects, new research confirms. The breakthrough drug slows disease progression by targeting brain plaque buildup.
The FDA has approved a new high-dose regimen of Spinraza, giving people with spinal muscular atrophy a more effective treatment option with better outcomes. After a decade of proven results, this milestone brings hope to thousands of families fighting SMA.
The FDA just approved LEQEMBI IQLIK, the first Alzheimer's treatment patients can give themselves at home from day one. The weekly autoinjector takes just 15 seconds per dose and could transform how millions manage early Alzheimer's disease. #
A San Diego biotech company has started its first clinical trial of a groundbreaking treatment that tricks cancer cells into destroying themselves. The molecular glue technology has already attracted nearly $5 billion in deals from major pharmaceutical companies.
A Swedish forestry company is turning carbon emissions from its pulp mill into clean fuel, creating a blueprint for industry to cut pollution while keeping existing infrastructure. The plant will produce enough green gas to heat thousands of homes.
A single intravenous treatment successfully reduced toxic tau protein by up to 75% in primate brains for six months, offering new hope for Alzheimer's patients. The breakthrough could eliminate the need for repeated invasive treatments.
A groundbreaking sustainable aviation fuel facility in northern Sweden just secured €21 million in government funding, bringing zero-emission flights closer to reality. The plant will produce enough clean fuel to power thousands of flights annually by 2027.
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