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Popular weight-loss medications like Ozempic may dramatically slow the spread of certain cancers, according to groundbreaking research from Cleveland Clinic. The study found up to 50% lower progression rates for four major cancer types among patients taking these drugs.
Rwanda is teaming up with Cleveland Clinic, one of the world's leading hospitals, to transform healthcare across the nation. The partnership aims to bring cutting-edge medical research, innovation, and training to East Africa.
Scientists at Cleveland Clinic, RIKEN, and IBM just smashed through a barrier that's stumped drug researchers for decades, using quantum computers to model proteins 40 times larger than what was possible six months ago. This breakthrough could slash the decade-long timeline it currently takes to develop new medicines.
Children with eosinophilic esophagitis now have more treatment options than ever, including a convenient at-home injection and monitoring tools that don't require sedation. These advances are making life easier for families managing this chronic digestive condition.
A breakthrough gene editing treatment has achieved what doctors call a "functional cure" for sickle cell disease, with 27 out of 28 patients experiencing zero painful crises after receiving the therapy. The one-time treatment edits patients' own blood cells to correct the genetic mutation, offering new hope for 100,000 Americans living with this painful disease.
A toddler who survived liver cancer thanks to a living donor celebrated the end of his treatment by ringing the Bravery Bell at Cleveland Clinic. Crew Dearth's journey shows how organ donation saves even the youngest lives.
A single gene-editing treatment has freed nearly all trial patients from the crushing pain crises that define sickle cell disease. Doctors are calling it a functional cure that uses patients' own cells to rewrite their future.
A groundbreaking gene therapy trial has achieved what doctors call a "functional cure" for sickle cell disease, eliminating painful crises in 27 out of 28 patients. The one-time treatment uses gene editing to fix the blood disorder that has killed patients decades too soon.
After being diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer while breastfeeding her six-month-old son, Penelope Hoyett fought through treatment and turned her experience into Thrive Beyond, a lifeline for other survivors. The Cleveland Clinic patient navigator now helps others navigate the same journey she survived.
Northwest Pennsylvania just gained a new path to recovery. Cleveland Clinic's latest rehabilitation facility brings specialized sports therapy and orthopedic care closer to thousands who need it.