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New Published Data Confirms Nemluvio® (Nemolizumab) Can Rapidly Relieve Itch and Improve Sleep in as Early as Two Days in Both Atopic Dermatitis and Prurigo Nodularis

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Post-hoc analyses of the phase III ARCADIA and OLYMPIA clinical trial programs, published in the Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, highlight nemolizumab’s fast onset of action and improvement of itch and sleep disturbance in patients with moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis and prurigo nodularis1 Significant improvements in itch were observed as early as … Continued

New antimalarial drug candidate shows potential for fighting resistance and reducing malaria transmission

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Researchers have developed a new antimalarial drug candidate designed to address the growing challenge of drug resistance and potentially reduce malaria transmission.   The first-in-class clinical candidate, MK-7602, has been developed through a longstanding collaboration between WEHI and global biopharmaceutical company MSD (tradename of Merck & Co., Inc., Rahway, N.J., USA).     Pre-clinical research now published in eBiomedicine, a … Continued

Iconic ‘Little Foot’ fossil may be new type of human ancestor

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An international study led by researchers from Australia’s La Trobe University and the University of Cambridge has challenged the classification of one of the world’s most complete human ancestral fossils, raising the possibility of a new human species.  The fossil, found in South Africa’s Sterkfontein Caves in 1998 and dubbed “Little Foot”, has been widely … Continued

Waterbirds return this year, but amid long-term decline: aerial survey

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Key Facts: The 2025 UNSW aerial waterbird survey shows waterbird numbers, breeding activity and wetland habitat areas remain in significant long-term decline. New data released today from one of the world’s longest-running wildlife surveys show Australia’s waterbird population made a partial return after last year’s steep drop, but numbers remain well below historic levels.   … Continued

Friends with benefits: Social connections slow ageing in dolphins, too

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[EMBARGOED 00:01 15/12/2025|Sydney] New research shows male bottlenose dolphins with strong friendships age more slowly than their more solitary peers. The new UNSW Sydney research reveals for the first time in any non-human species that social bonds can slow ageing at the cellular level. “Social connections are so important for health that they slow down … Continued

One of world’s largest reef restoration trials during Reef spawning

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Photos and video available: PDP NORTH DEC 2025 – FotoWeb The Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) has led one of the world’s largest reef restoration tests on a coral reef ecosystem during the recent mass spawning on the Great Barrier Reef. Under the Pilot Deployments Program (PDP), spawn was collected in partnership with locally based … Continued

Omdia: Semiconductor Quarterly Revenue Surpasses $200bn for the First Time as Industry-Wide Growth Accelerates

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LONDON–BUSINESS WIRE– New research from Omdia shows that the semiconductor market delivered a record breaking performance in 3Q25 with industry revenue reaching $216.3bn, up 14.5% quarter-over-quarter (QoQ). This marks the first time the global semiconductor market has exceeded $200bn in a single quarter, following an already strong 2Q25, which saw 8% QoQ growth. At this … Continued