Island Pharmaceuticals announced it secured regulatory approvals to administer its antiviral drug Galidesivir to patients affected by the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in Uganda. The company also signed a Statement of Work with Texas Biomedical Research Institute for a dose optimization study.
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Island Pharmaceuticals Secures Ebola Compassionate Use Approvals and Executes Texas Biomed Study Agreement in September 2026 Quarter
Island Pharmaceuticals Obtains Compassionate Use Approval for Ebola Treatment and Advances Texas Biomed Study in Q3 2026
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Multiple medical emergencies were reported following the inaugural Sick New World Texas on October 24 in Fort Worth. Attendees described poor cellular reception and large crowds that hindered assistance.
festival-goers at Sick New World Texas, attendees
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Researchers at Texas Christian University published a study estimating that EPA reports capture only 44% of average PFAS concentrations in U.S. drinking water. The study analyzed 1.8 million PFAS measurements and found 98% of test results fell below EPA minimum reporting levels.
Gehendra Kharel, lead author, associate professor of environmental and geological sciences at Texas Christian University; Texas Christian University, institution that conducted the study; Environmental Protection Agency, regulator whose data was analyzed
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Researchers at UC San Diego studied macaques at a Texas sanctuary to determine whether experiencing a viral outbreak made the monkeys more avoidant of potential disease sources. In 2020, macaques in an enclosure became infected with an HIV-like virus called SRV, causing deaths and chronic immunodeficiency in some animals.
Stephan Kaufhold, Cognitive scientist at UC San Diego who led the research
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A study published in Cell Reports Sustainability found that EPA monitoring methods undercount PFAS ("forever chemicals") in U.S. drinking water. Researchers estimate conventional reporting captures only 44 percent of average PFAS concentration because results below EPA minimum reporting levels are recorded as zero.
Gehendra Kharel, Associate professor of environmental and geological sciences at Texas Christian University; first author of the study; Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Federal agency that monitors PFAS levels in water systems; Texas Christian University, Institution where lead researcher is affiliated
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Texas Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program enrollment fell to 2.8 million in September, the lowest level since August 2009. The decline follows federal legislation tightening work requirements and penalizing states for overpayment errors. Texas processes SNAP applications slower than federal requirements.
Texas Health and Human Services Commission, state agency overseeing SNAP enrollment data; Celia Cole, CEO of Feeding Texas; Guillermo Zenizo Lindsey, assistant press officer for HHSC
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Newton County Sheriff Colton Havard was appointed to the Sheriffs' Association of Texas Legislative Committee. The committee works on behalf of sheriffs across the state to advocate for legislation affecting sheriff's offices, jail operations and public safety at the Texas Capitol.
Colton Havard, Newton County Sheriff; Sheriffs' Association of Texas (SAT), Legislative committee that advocates for sheriffs and law enforcement on state legislation
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No. 7 Texas men's basketball lost to No. 13 St. John's 87-74 in an exhibition game at Madison Square Garden on Sunday. St. John's led throughout and held a 49-31 halftime advantage.
Sean Miller, Texas head coach; Rick Pitino, St. John's head coach; Texas Longhorns, team and 1 more
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Alabama defeated Texas A&M 31-20 in a college football game. Texas A&M led 20-17 entering the fourth quarter, but Alabama outscored the Aggies 14-0 in the final period to win.
Alabama Crimson Tide, winning team; Texas A&M Aggies, losing team; Keelon Russell, Alabama quarterback and 3 more
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