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Orthosteric STING inhibition elucidates molecular correction of SAVI STING - Nature Communications

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By Tao Xie, John Sack, Laurel Stine, John A. Newitt
| Nature Verified
Abstract While the progression of STING activators into the clinic has been successful, the discovery and clinical progression of STING inhibitors remain elusive. Questions persist about the molecular properties needed to distinguish between a STING activator and inhibitor, particularly within SAVI disease, a monogenic autoinflammatory disease that renders STING constitutively active, and how different conformations correlate to function.
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3 things to watch on mental health in Trump’s early budget proposals

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By Aneri Pattani Verified, Laurel Stine
| The Hanford Sentinel Verified
Since President Donald Trump released his 2026 budget blueprint in early May, calling for $163 billion in federal spending cuts, much of the attention has focused on his slashing of foreign aid and boosting of border security. But the proposal also holds important clues — amid some mixed messages — about the administration’s approach to two pressing public health issues: mental health and addiction.
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3 things to watch on mental health in Trump's early budget proposals

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By Laurel Stine
| Fresno Bee Verified
An advertisement for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline's 988 hotline at the Shaw-Howard University subway station in Washington, D.C., on July 18, 2023. (Eric Harkleroad/KFF Health News/TNS) TNS Since President Donald Trump released his 2026 budget blueprint in early May, calling for $163 billion in federal spending cuts, much of the attention has focused on his slashing of foreign aid and boosting of border security.
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