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No Health Without Peace: Conflict Disrupts Global Health Systems
The January 2026 Lancet editorial states no health system can function amid war, emphasizing conflict as a core determinant of global health. Despite urgency, ongoing wars hinder health services worldwide.
This reaffirms the need for peace to enable effective healthcare.
New PET Tracer Detects Hidden Vessel Inflammation
Researchers tested a PET imaging tracer targeting inflammation-related proteins in large blood vessels, outperforming standard tests in patients and volunteers. This improves diagnosis when conventional scans appear normal.
The Journal of Nuclear Medicine published these ahead-of-print findings on January 2, 2026.
Monoclonal Antibody Targets Colorectal Cancer for Imaging and Therapy
A GUCY2C-targeting antibody with radioactive and fluorescent tracers enabled high-contrast PET imaging and slowed tumor growth in preclinical models. It guides surgeons during operations and delivers targeted radiation.
This advances detection and treatment of colorectal cancer.
Cervical Cancer Kills a Woman Every Two Minutes Globally
UN reports 660,000 diagnoses and 350,000 deaths in 2022, nearly all HPV-linked, with one death every two minutes. Vaccination for girls 9-14 and screening from age 30 recommended.
Early detection is highly treatable, but access unequal in regions like sub-Saharan Africa.
BioMark Advances Early Cancer Detection with 2026 Vision
BioMark's liquid biopsy uses metabolomics and AI for blood-based cancer detection, monitoring treatment response. 2025 achievements include team expansion, doubled capacity; 2026 targets regulatory approval, partnerships.
Aims for market leadership by 2027.