Newest medicines work just as well at half dosage for stable psoriasis
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Three-quarters of people who respond well to the newest types of biologics for psoriasis can safely reduce their dosage, often even by half. These medications then work just as effectively, according to a study led by Radboud university medical center and Ghent University Hospital. The finding results in fewer injections and saves up to €8,500 per patient per year.
The convergence of traditional finance (TradFi) and decentralised finance (DeFi) is fundamentally reshaping global banking and democratising access to financial services.
(Toronto, June 1, 2026) JMIR Publications today released a News and Perspectives report on emerging pharmaceutical access models in the United States.
When one person asks the other for advice, both sides stand to gain because the person being asked feels valued and has access to new insights themselves. This knowledge also benefits companies in the long term / publication in ‘Academy of Management Journal’
A new technology created by Heriot-Watt University is poised to upend one of the most stubborn bottlenecks in modern manufacturing.
FreeForm Photonics is set to commercialise a laser-based process that builds alignment directly into optical glass components, removing the painstaking manual calibration that currently accounts for more than half of all photonics production costs.
The result is a manufacturing pathway that is faster, cheaper and precise to sub-micron tolerances, a scale far smaller than the width of a human hair. It also removes the complexity that has long made photonic systems prohibitively expensive to scale.
The implications stretch across some of the most consequential technologies of the coming decade. Sectors like Quantum computing systems, next-generation medical diagnostics and the optical communications infrastructure underpinning the modern internet. These all depend on photonic components that are currently largely assembled by hand.
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, is launching the Knoxville Quantum Accelerator, also known as K-Quantum, to advance the region’s position as a leader in quantum technologies and systems. Unlike the digital computing systems we rely on today, quantum systems use elements of quantum mechanics — the complex behavior of atoms and subatomic particles — to process vast amounts of information quickly and in new ways. Leveraging those properties enables breakthroughs in applications ranging from drug discovery and advanced manufacturing to cryptography and optimization.
Consumers’ around-the-clock, often impulsive demand for cheap, rapidly delivered products creates harsher working conditions in e-commerce fulfillment centers than in traditional warehouses, according to Cornell University-led research that provides the first comprehensive assessment of e-commerce work in the U.S.