Prostate cancer can be detected by a urine test
The test, which examines 18 genes, was created especially to identify malignancies that require rapid treatment as opposed to those that grow slowly.
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A new way to boost the immune cells to fight against cancer cells
To increase the efficacy of treatment, scientists from Virginia Tech’s College of Engineering have created a novel cancer immunotherapy that targets cancer-killing cytokines where they are found in tumours.
Reduced risks of common diseases through the inherited predisposition for higher muscle strength
An extended life expectancy and a reduced risk of common diseases are predicted by a genetic inclination towards greater muscle strength
A new theory for Parkinson’s disease origin and spread
On World Parkinson’s Day, a new hypothesis study combines the body-first and brain-first theories with environmental toxicants that may be consumed or breathed as potential origins of the condition.
Neurodegenerative disease can be triggered by a viral infection; mitochondria have a key role
An increasing neurodegenerative illness can be brought on by a viral infection, according to research by a multidisciplinary scientific team at the University of Helsinki. The antiviral defence mechanisms’ responsibilities for mitochondria are related to this process.
Oxygen journey in the brain can be illuminated by a new imaging technology
Although it is well established that timely and effective oxygen supply is essential for normal brain function, scientists still don’t fully understand the exact mechanisms involved.
New drugs for antibiotic-resistant bacteria, developed using generative AI
A new artificial intelligence model called SyntheMol is developed by Stanford Medicine researchers. It generates formulas that chemists may use to synthesize pharmaceuticals in the lab.
Research: Metabolism in human cells can be slowed down by introduced tardigrade proteins
The processes that tardigrades utilize to enter and escape suspended animation in response to environmental stress.
A new immunotherapy to prevent CAR T-cell therapy inactivity due to resistant leukemia
Novel immunotherapies like CAR T-cell therapies may not be effective in treating aggressive types of blood cancer due to a unique mutation in the cancer cells.
Blood test for Tuberculosis; researchers at the final phase of development
A blood test that could identify millions of people who spread tuberculosis unknowingly.
