Studien & Berichte

GeoYoung, Korea’s largest healthcare platform, has signed an MOU with voice AI digital health firm A.D Cure to discuss sales, distribution and commercialization of the ‘Heart to Voice (H2V)’ solution and other collaborative opportunities.

Toronto researchers showed inhaled engineered tRNA safely restores protein function in a cystic fibrosis mouse model, persisting up to 40 days.

UCSF scientists built a molecular map of over 1,800 protein‑protein interactions from 100 autism risk genes, finding 87% previously unreported and highlighting novel drug‑target opportunities.

A McGill University experiment showed that 20 minutes of moderate‑to‑high intensity exercise after 30 hours of wakefulness preserved memory as well as a 90‑minute nap.

Huons Lab, a subsidiary of Huons Global, announced domestic patent registration and a PCT filing for 11 subcutaneous antibody formulations using its HyDIFFUZE platform, covering drugs such as Pembrolizumab and Bevacizumab.

Seoul Asan Hospital held the ACIS 2026 Cancer Symposium, drawing over 650 domestic and international experts to discuss AI, precision oncology and integrated post‑treatment care.

Roche Diagnostics Korea and Samsung Seoul Hospital demonstrated a patient‑based real‑time internal quality control method using actual patient data, showing feasibility for domestic clinical use.

A 36‑year‑old woman using tirzepatide reported reduced sexual desire and vaginal dryness, which resolved after stopping the drug and returned upon re‑initiation, per a recent case report.

Tezspire met all primary and key secondary endpoints in a Phase 3 study for eosinophilic esophagitis, showing 24‑week histologic remission and dysphagia improvement, challenging Dupixent's market lead.

The Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service held a 2026 international symposium on AI-driven healthcare innovation, gathering experts from OECD, Denmark and other nations to discuss policy and practice.

A Polish study of 120 women three months after childbirth reports persistent pelvic floor and anal‑rectal symptoms are associated with higher depression and lower self‑esteem.

A US study of 262 family caregivers found a digital care app reduced distress from patients' behavioral symptoms and improved overall wellbeing.