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Editorial illustration: human pangenome 2023 reference. Editorial illustration. Not a research image, anatomical diagram or photograph of a tested product.
Brain & Health DiscoveriesBreakthroughsGeneticsHealth

The Human Pangenome Reference: More Paths Through Genetic Variation

September 22, 2026 Science Chronicle

In May 2023, researchers released a draft human pangenome reference designed to represent more genetic diversity than a single linear reference sequence c

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Editorial illustration: malaria vaccine r21 2023. Editorial illustration. Not a research image, anatomical diagram or photograph of a tested product.
HealthMedical NewsMedicine

R21 Malaria Vaccine: Why a Second WHO Recommendation Mattered

September 2, 2026 Science Chronicle

On October 2, 2023, the World Health Organization recommended R21/Matrix-M for malaria prevention in children. It was the second malaria vaccine recommend

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Editorial illustration: rsv vaccine 2023 first approval. Editorial illustration. Not a research image, anatomical diagram or photograph of a tested product.
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The First U.S. RSV Vaccine Approval: What the Evidence Measured

August 27, 2026 Science Chronicle

On May 3, 2023, the FDA announced approval of Arexvy, the first respiratory syncytial virus vaccine approved in the United States. The original decision c

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Editorial illustration: donanemab 2024 trial endpoints. Editorial illustration. Not a research image, anatomical diagram or photograph of a tested product.
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Donanemab’s FDA Approval: Read the Trial Endpoint Before Comparing Headlines

August 20, 2026 Science Chronicle

On July 2, 2024, the FDA announced approval of Kisunla, or donanemab-azbt, for Alzheimer’s disease. The decision was important, but the evidence is best u

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Editorial illustration: lecanemab 2023 clinical benefit. Editorial illustration. Not a research image, anatomical diagram or photograph of a tested product.
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Lecanemab’s Traditional FDA Approval: Why Confirming Clinical Benefit Mattered

August 14, 2026 Science Chronicle

On July 6, 2023, the FDA converted Leqembi, the brand name for lecanemab-irmb, from accelerated to traditional approval for Alzheimer’s disease after a co

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Editorial illustration: casgevy crispr 2023 milestone. Editorial illustration. Not a research image, anatomical diagram or photograph of a tested product.
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Casgevy and the CRISPR Milestone: What the FDA Approval Established

August 7, 2026 Science Chronicle

On December 8, 2023, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced approval of Casgevy for a defined group of people with sickle cell disease. It was th

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Editorial illustration: ultra processed food trial explained. Editorial illustration. Not a research image, anatomical diagram or photograph of a tested product.
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Ultra-Processed Foods: What the NIH Feeding Trial Actually Tested

August 1, 2026 Science Chronicle

A study can provide important evidence without answering every question suggested by its headline. The NIH’s 2019 controlled feeding trial compared two di

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Protein Foods and Powders: Look Beyond the Grams on the Label

July 25, 2026 Science Chronicle

Protein grams are easy to display prominently on a package. The harder question is what a food or supplement contributes to an actual eating pattern and w

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Editorial illustration: fiber foods and supplement claims. Editorial illustration. Not a research image, anatomical diagram or photograph of a tested product.
HealthNutritionSupplements

Dietary Fiber: Compare Foods and Claims Before Choosing a Supplement

July 19, 2026 Science Chronicle

Fiber is often presented as a single number to maximize or an ingredient to add to any meal. In reality, dietary fibers have different properties, and foo

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Editorial illustration: crispr gene editing explained. Editorial illustration. Not a research image, anatomical diagram or photograph of a tested product.
GeneticsHealthTechnology & DiscoveryTools & Inventions

CRISPR Gene Editing: From a DNA Change to a Real-World Result

May 8, 2026 Science Chronicle

CRISPR is often summarized as molecular scissors. That image captures one part of a powerful set of tools, but it leaves out much of the work needed to tu

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