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A dramatic breakthrough in the rehabilitation of the paralyzed: The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the design of the first human clinical trial for Matriself. Here are the details on the revolutionary technology poised to transform medical treatment.

The new development by medical equipment giant Stryker displays surgical data hovering in the air before the surgeon's eyes. Despite the historic FDA approval, it has yet to be proven whether the technology shortens surgical procedures.

Revolution's stock soared after the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved its revolutionary drug. Will the drug reach Israel, how much will it cost, what will insurance companies do, and what competing products are on the market? Here are the answers.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new drug, Rasonque, for the treatment of advanced pancreatic cancer. Experts believe this development could significantly improve outcomes for patients facing this deadly disease.

Authorities in the country are warning of a large-scale outbreak linked to contaminated alfalfa sprouts. Over 50 people in 15 states have been infected with Salmonella and E. coli bacteria. Four of the patients required hospitalization.

The FDA has accepted for review Teva's application for the approval of Aukopipam for the treatment of children with Tourette syndrome and has granted it an accelerated pathway. If approved, it could be the first drug in the field with a new mechanism of action in over 50 years.

Dr. Heidi Overton, a senior health policy advisor at the White House, is expected to lead the FDA. The appointment comes about three months after the resignation of Dr. Marty Makary and in the midst of a leadership crisis at the agency, which has lost more than 3,000 employees over the past year.

The FDA has elevated the recall of 1.6 million egg cartons to the highest severity level due to salmonella contamination concerns. The products were pulled from shelves across several US states and major retail chains.

A new drug, iberdomide (Zanvexus), has been approved by the FDA for the treatment of adults with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma. Its combination with other drugs nearly doubled the rate of patients in whom no evidence of the disease was found. It is still unclear whether this will translate into extended life. Dr. Julia Vaksman, from the Hematology Department at the Davidoff Center in...

A widespread outbreak of salmonella is causing concern in the United States: The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), along with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), are investigating a multi-state outbreak of Salmonella Javiana linked to fresh jalapeño peppers. According to official reports, 345 people across 27 states have been infected.

Prof. Tal Brosh, Director of the Infectious Diseases Unit at Assuta Ashdod Hospital, explained on 103fm radio about the mRNA flu vaccine approved in the US: "In the coming season, it will certainly not be relevant."

Just before the start of the school year, as more parents are re-examining treatment options for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), a new drug has been approved in the United States that is generating significant interest in the medical community. It is Simtriyo (centanafadine), which was recently approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of children...

The new drug from Takeda targets the biological mechanism of the disease, potentially improving all major symptoms, including sudden sleep attacks and loss of muscle tone.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Moderna's Mfalusiva, the first seasonal flu vaccine based on mRNA technology. In a large-scale trial, the vaccine showed a 26.6% higher relative efficacy compared to a standard-dose flu vaccine.

In the United States, a large-scale outbreak of cyclosporiasis has been keeping health authorities busy in recent weeks. According to the CDC, since the beginning of May there have been reports of more than 1,600 laboratory-confirmed cases and more than 5,000 additional cases are under investigation. The FDA and the CDC are investigating a possible link to Iceberg Lettuce imported from Mexico.

Health authorities in the United States are investigating a salmonella outbreak suspected to be linked to eggs marketed in several states. Following the investigation, the FDA announced a recall of eggs from several batches produced by one company and called on the public not to consume the products included in the recall notice.

Thousands of patients, a faulty test, and a controversial recall: the agricultural giant demanded more time and evidence before its name was revealed. The White House reviewed the FDA's findings and decided in favor of publishing them.