A new way, that could lead to universal, long-lasting flu shot
This novel vaccination strategy is part of a five-year-old endeavour to create a more durable, universal flu vaccine that can thwart all viral strains
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An experimental monoclonal antibody drug called mAb43 can protect pancreas cells from immune system attack
The drug is special, say the researchers, since it specifically targets the beta cells in the pancreas that produce insulin and is made to protect those cells against the immune system attacks.
Researchers found evidence that orangutan treats wounds with pain-relieving plant
The great apes, who are the closest living ancestors of humans, are known to apply plant material topically to relieve painful muscles and to consume certain plants to cure parasite infections.
Progression of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) can be slowed down by a new gene therapy
Researchers at Umeå University demonstrate that a novel gene treatment has significantly slowed down the disease development in a patient with an extremely severe type of ALS illness.
Single Cell Atlas; a pioneer for biomedical research
The goal is to produce an essential instrument that will assist researchers globally in understanding more about human health and illness.
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.
FDA-approved epilepsy drug prevents brain tumors in mice with NF1
Research establishes foundation for clinical experiment targeted at averting brain tumours in kids with NF1.
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.
