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A world-first gene therapy which turns white blood cells into a disease-busting “living drug” has reversed previously untreatable blood cancers, according to recently released research funded by Blood Cancer UK. Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) and King’s College Hospital in London treated nine children and two adults with T-cell leukaemia using the technique, which scientists said triggered a “deep remission” in the majority. Seven are still disease-free three years later. Developed by GOSH and University College London (UCL), the technique involves editing the genetic code of donor T-cells to target cancer cells without being rejected by the body. This base-editing…

Classified in: Health, Science and technology Measurable burnout reduction, nurse and physician engagement, HCAHPS-integrated insights, national partnerships, and federal workforce alignment position SE Healthcare as a category leader in workforce resilienceCHARLESTON, S.C., Jan. 29, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — SE Healthcare, a healthcare technology company focused on clinician burnout prevention and workforce resilience, today announced a year of measurable outcomes, enterprise adoption, and platform innovation, cementing 2025 as a defining momentum year and reinforcing the company’s position as a strategic partner to healthcare organizations addressing workforce stability, patient safety, and operational performance. “Our mission is to give healthcare leaders the infrastructure they…

The world of dental insurance is evolving, influenced by changing consumer expectations, advancements in technology, and a growing focus on healthcare coverage. As 2026 approaches, the dental insurance landscape is expected to see changes that may influence how individuals and families approach oral health protection. Dental care is increasingly being viewed in relation to overall healthcare rather than as a separate consideration. As a result, individuals are showing interest in more integrated and holistic approaches, blending dental insurance with broader health insurance planning.While dental insurance has traditionally been treated as a supplementary service, its growing importance is becoming more visible,…

$2.4 million in applied research grants now open to support workforce skills development.Funding will support innovative vocational education and training in battery technology and disability support.Applications close 16 March 2026. The Crisafulli Government, in partnership with the Albanese Government, is delivering $2.4 million in Applied Research Grants to build Queensland’s future workforce in battery technology and disability support.The funding will drive innovation in vocational education and training, ensuring Queenslanders have the skills needed for secure jobs in emerging and essential industries.Delivered through the TAFE Centres of Excellence at TAFE Queensland, the grants support projects that respond directly to industry-identified challenges…

Happy woman at work. Source: Unsplash If feeling drained has become your daily default, it may be time to rethink your routine. Pushing harder and drinking more coffee is not the answer. Sustainable energy, is.  Knowing how to support your body and mind with smarter daily habits that help you feel switched on, focused, and more resilient is the key. Here’s how: Start with smart nutrition Your brain is a high-performance engine. To run smoothly, it needs premium fuel. That means real, whole food. Start your day with a breakfast that balances protein, fibre, and healthy fats. Think eggs with…

Make sure these changes are on your radar.If there’s one thing you can count on in the context of Social Security, it’s changes. Even though the program has been around for a really long time, Social Security’s rules tend to change from one year to the next. And 2026 is no exception. Whether you’re working or you’re already retired and receiving monthly benefits, Social Security’s 2026 changes could have an impact on you. Here are three new rules you need to know about. Image source: Getty Images. 1. You can only earn so much money before having benefits withheld A…

Minnesota is home to one of the highest concentrations of Korean adoptees in the United States. It’s also home to the Adoptee Hub, a volunteer-run nonprofit that teaches native language classes and offers birth family reunification support. And in January, they issued a powerful statement as ICE continued to ramp up its presence in their state. “In light of the recent act of violence we have witnessed in our city of Minneapolis, we feel compelled to pause and speak directly to the adoptee community both in Minneapolis and across the country,” the organization wrote on its website. “Our community has always been rooted in…

NEW YORK, Jan. 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Global Sports Nutrition Market is experiencing a strong transformation as consumers worldwide increasingly prioritize physical fitness, active lifestyles, and performance-oriented nutrition. Rising participation in sports and fitness activities, growing awareness of preventive health, and increasing demand for functional and clean-label nutritional products are accelerating the adoption of sports nutrition solutions across athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and health-conscious consumers. Valued at USD 48.62 Billion in 2024, the Global Sports Nutrition Market is projected to reach USD 108.1 Billion by 2035, expanding at a steady CAGR of 7.55% during the forecast period (2025–2035). Market growth is supported…

Few retirement decisions have a bigger impact on your long-term income than Social Security. When you claim benefits, how you coordinate them with other income, and what you expect from the program over time, can shape your financial security for decades. Yet many retirees and near-retirees misunderstand how Social Security actually works, especially when it comes to what happens if the program’s trust funds run short. According to AARP, confusion around the projected Social Security trust fund shortfall is leading many people to make retirement planning decisions based on fear or incorrect assumptions. That misunderstanding can affect when…

Behavioral Health as Economic Infrastructure 10:16 Behavioral health systems around the world are reaching a critical point. Demand for care is rising rapidly, yet many families still struggle to access timely, effective support. Clinicians are overstretched, workforces are under strain and systems designed decades ago are struggling to respond to the complexity of today’s needs. These challenges are not isolated to any one country, and they cannot be solved through a single blueprint. Catalight, one of the largest nonprofit behavioral health networks in the United States, understands that, when it comes to autism and other intellectual and developmental disability care, one…