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Brazil launches e‑SUS AF, national platform to manage medicines across SUS pharmacies

Brazil's Health Ministry launched e‑SUS AF, a national platform to modernize how medicines are bought, stocked and dispensed across the public SUS system.

#brazil, #health, #pharmacy, #healthit

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Brazil's new cancer framework promises free advanced therapies through SUS and a push for domestic production

Brazil approved a framework to expand free access to advanced cancer therapies via SUS, speed regulatory reviews and favor domestic production.

#brazil, #healthcare, #cancer, #anvisa

science

Engineered "Smart" Nanomaterial Reduces Intracellular MRSA in Mice and Piglets, Study Shows

Lab-made peptide–dendron nanoparticles reshape in response to bacterial enzymes and reduce intracellular MRSA in mice and piglets, a step toward smart antimicrobials.

#nanomedicine, #mrsa, #antibiotics, #ferroptosis

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Study: dual‑target off‑the‑shelf CAR‑T cells resist rejection, curb tumor escape in mice

Nature Communications study finds donor 'off‑the‑shelf' CAR‑T cells targeting CD19 and CD70 persist longer and better control tumors in preclinical models.

$ALLO, #car-t, #immunotherapy, #allogeneic, #cd70

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Engineered ‘living’ cell implant normalizes blood pressure in mice, study shows

Engineered human cell implants sense angiotensin II and secrete soluble ACE2 to restore normal blood pressure in hypertensive mice.

#syntheticbiology, #hypertension, #genetherapy, #ace2

technology

Governance Hack on April 1 Drains Up to $285 Million From Drift and Exposes DeFi Weaknesses

On April 1 attackers used pre-signed Solana governance transactions to seize Drift’s admin keys, siphoning about $270–285M and raising questions about USDC bridges.

#crypto, #solana, #defi, #hack

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Pol32 phosphorylation strengthens RPA binding and promotes mutagenic break‑induced replication in yeast

Study in budding yeast finds phosphorylation of two threonines in Pol32 strengthens its binding to RPA and promotes mutagenic break‑induced replication.

#dna-repair, #bir, #pol32, #yeast

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23andMe study finds common gene variants modestly affect weight loss and nausea on GLP‑1 drugs

A Nature paper by 23andMe links common DNA variants to small differences in weight loss and nausea on GLP‑1 drugs; the company released a consumer report.

#genetics, #glp1, #23andme, #weightloss, #semaglutide

technology

Amazon Plans $200 Billion in 2026 to Build AI Infrastructure, Satellites and Faster Delivery

In his 2025 shareholder letter, CEO Andy Jassy says Amazon will spend about $200 billion in 2026 on AI data centers, custom chips, satellites and logistics.

#amazon, #ai, #cloud, #chips, #logistics

technology

Meta expands Instagram’s '13+' teen experience globally and adds parent‑controlled 'Limited Content' that removes comments

Meta will default Instagram users under 18 to a 13+ experience worldwide and add a stricter parental 'Limited Content' mode that removes comments.

#instagram, #meta, #teens, #parentalcontrols, #contentmoderation

technology

Meta rolls out Muse Spark, a new multimodal AI assistant across its apps and AI glasses

Meta introduces Muse Spark, a multimodal AI powering the Meta AI app and expanding to WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, Messenger and AI glasses.

#meta, #ai, #musespark, #privacy

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Study projects nearly 2.6 billion people could face frequent ‘hot‑dry’ heat-and-drought extremes by 2090s

A new study finds that under current trajectories about 28% of humanity—nearly 2.6 billion people—could face frequent simultaneous heat and drought by the 2090s.

#climate, #heat, #drought, #adaptation

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NASA Begins Scrutinizing Artemis II’s Lunar Flyby Data as Orion Heads Home

After Artemis II's lunar flyby, NASA is analyzing 50+ GB of images, audio and measurements — including meteoroid flashes and far‑side imagery — as Orion returns.

#space, #nasa, #artemis, #moon

technology

Anthropic’s New AI Finds Thousands of Vulnerabilities, Launches Project Glasswing

Anthropic says its Claude Mythos model uncovered thousands of previously unknown software flaws; Project Glasswing gives vetted partners guarded access for defensive work.

#ai, #cybersecurity, #open-source, #anthropic

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NIH Spotlights Women's Health and BRAIN Tech Partnerships — No New Funding Announced

NIH's April 7 meetings emphasized maternal health, equity and disseminating BRAIN technologies — but released no new funding or formal policy changes.

#nih, #womenshealth, #braininitiative, #researchfunding