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New Genetic Framework for Pediatric Inflammatory Disorders Expands Beyond Behçet's Disease
Researchers propose a tiered classification for Behçet's spectrum disorders (BSD) to aid earlier recognition and genetic testing in children with atyp...
CHD Protein Family Reveals Stage-Specific Roles in Heart Development, Offering New Framework for Congenital Defects
A comprehensive review assigns distinct functions to CHD proteins at different stages of cardiac development, providing a prioritization guide for gen...
iOrganBio Appoints Lee L. Rubin, Ph.D. to Scientific Advisory Board to Advance Neurological Cell Manufacturing
The appointment of Harvard stem cell expert Lee L. Rubin, Ph.D., to iOrganBio's Scientific Advisory Board is expected to accelerate the company's AI-p...
NanoViricides Seeks Approval for Phase II Ebola Trial in DRC Amid Ongoing Outbreak
NanoViricides has applied to the DRC's regulatory agency to start a Phase II trial of its oral antiviral NV-387 for the Bundibugyo ebolavirus outbreak...
Dietary Fat Balance Could Influence Immune System Function, Study Finds
A new study reveals that the ratio of polyunsaturated to monounsaturated fats in the diet can affect immune cell membranes and susceptibility to ferro...
Gut microbiome emerges as key player in biliary atresia — could targeting bacteria improve outcomes for infants?
A new review reveals that gut microbiome imbalances are linked to disease progression and poor outcomes in infants with biliary atresia, suggesting mi...
New AI Framework Restores Hidden Objects in Satellite Imagery
A novel AI method from Wuhan University infers complete object shape, texture, and identity from partially obscured satellite images, improving geospa...
Study Links Gut Microbial Metabolites to Enhanced Cancer Immunotherapy Sensitivity
A recent study has identified that metabolites produced by gut bacteria can improve responses to cancer immunotherapy, offering potential for personal...
Thyroid Hormone Shows Promise in Preventing Pediatric Brain Tumor Recurrence
A research team found that combining the thyroid hormone triiodothyronine (T3) with standard chemotherapy could prevent recurrence of pediatric brain ...
Gum Disease Bacteria Linked to Hardening of Heart Valves, Study Suggests
A new study presented at the American Heart Association's Basic Cardiovascular Sciences Scientific Sessions 2026 finds that the bacteria Porphyromonas...
Microbiome emerges as key player in cancer development and treatment, shifting oncology paradigm
A special issue of Cancer Biology & Medicine highlights seven reviews showing the gut and tumor-resident microbiome actively drives cancer progression...
Understanding Treatment Resistance in Cancer: Mechanisms and Implications
This article explores the mechanisms behind treatment resistance in cancer, a major challenge leading to poor prognosis, and highlights the work of Ca...
Study Links Alcohol Use and Smoking to Higher Rates of Both Breast Cancer and Atrial Fibrillation in Older Women Globally
New research published in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that alcohol use and smoking are shared modifiable risk factors contribu...
New Editor-in-Chief Appointed for Circulation Journal, Promises Innovations and Expanded Reach
Bradley A. Maron, M.D., FAHA, has been named the new editor-in-chief of Circulation, the American Heart Association's flagship journal, with plans to ...
UCS Launches Interactive Tool to Track Attacks on Science Under Trump Administration
The Union of Concerned Scientists has launched an interactive tool to document attacks on science since Trump took office, highlighting potential viol...
Immune webs shape reperfusion injury
A new review reveals how neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs) drive inflammation and organ damage after blood flow restoration, pointing to novel bio...
New pathway aims to speed biliary atresia diagnosis in infants
A streamlined clinical strategy combining bilirubin testing and feeding ultrasound could help clinicians detect biliary atresia earlier, improving out...
New Study Identifies Key Pathway Driving Fibrotic Scarring After Spinal Cord Injury, Offering Target for Repair
Researchers have identified the c-Jun–Irf8–CD36 axis as a key driver of fibrotic scarring after spinal cord injury, and show that targeting CD36 or c-...
FDA-Approved Drug May Enhance Immunotherapy for Rare Liver Cancer
University of Washington researchers found that an existing FDA-approved drug could boost immunotherapy effectiveness against fibrolamellar carcinoma,...
Ace Therapeutics Unveils Comprehensive Preclinical Analgesic Drug Development Services with Full-Spectrum Pain Research Platform
Ace Therapeutics announces end-to-end preclinical services for analgesic drug development, featuring diverse in vivo pain models and a complete suite ...
Amerigo Scientific Launches High-Quality iPSC-Derived Cells to Boost Biomedical Research and Cell Therapy
Amerigo Scientific releases high-purity iPSC-derived cells and engineered reporter lines that provide robust tools for disease modeling, drug screenin...
Creative Biolabs Advances Drug Discovery with Custom Oligosaccharide Synthesis and Glycan Characterization
Creative Biolabs offers integrated custom oligosaccharide synthesis and glycan characterization services to overcome structural complexity challenges,...
Growing Scientific Evidence Links E-Cigarette Chemicals to Heart Health Risks
Research increasingly shows that chemicals in e-cigarettes, including nicotine and synthetic coolants, can harm heart health, raising concerns about c...
American Heart Association Funds $3.4 Million in New Cardiac Arrest Research
The American Heart Association has awarded $3.4 million in grants to two research teams in New York and Oregon to lead the Cardiac Arrest Research Tea...
Creative Diagnostics Launches Hantavirus Research Reagents to Accelerate Global Diagnostic and Vaccine Research
Creative Diagnostics introduces a comprehensive line of hantavirus research reagents and products, including antigens, antibodies, and assay kits, to ...
Scientists Identify Key Enzyme That Could Block Brain Metastases, Offering New Hope for Cancer Treatment
Researchers from King’s College London and McMaster University have discovered a molecular pathway critical for cancer's ability to migrate to the bra...
Creative Biolabs Advances Neurodegeneration Research with iPSC Models
Creative Biolabs is addressing the limitations of traditional models in neurodegeneration research by offering advanced iPSC-derived neuronal cells an...
WashU Vaccine Shows Promise in Extending Tumor-Free Survival for Glioblastoma Patients
A new vaccine developed by Washington University Medicine extended tumor-free survival in a small clinical trial of glioblastoma patients, offering ho...
Human Complement C3 Protein Market to Reach USD 208.3 Million by 2036 Amid Rising Investments in Precision Immunology and Complement-Targeted Therapeutics
The global Human Complement C3 Protein Market is projected to grow from USD 67.4 million in 2025 to USD 208.3 million by 2036, driven by increasing ad...
Alfa Cytology Enhances Radiopharmaceutical Development with Integrated Radiolabeling and Characterization Services
Alfa Cytology expands its radiopharmaceutical development services by integrating custom radiolabeling and physicochemical characterization to support...
Immune Biomarkers May Predict Response to BCG Therapy in Bladder Cancer
Northwestern Medicine researchers have identified immune system markers that could predict which bladder cancer patients respond to BCG therapy, poten...
eDNA technology transforms biodiversity monitoring in China's Yangtze River conservation efforts
A Peking University-led team uses eDNA technology to monitor biodiversity in Chaohu Lake and Wanjiang River, enhancing the effectiveness of the Yangtz...
Study Links TBI to Higher Mortality Risk Due to Brain Cancer
A Mass General Brigham study reveals that traumatic brain injury patients face a higher risk of dying from brain cancer, prompting a need for long-ter...
Nefense Named Leader in Nasal Health by Wellness Index Report
Nefense is recognized for its innovative hypochlorous acid and xylitol-based nasal care products, highlighting a shift toward drug-free, daily nasal w...
War of the Havens: Volume III Escalates The Hellgate Series Into a Battle for Civilization's Survival
The third volume of Dr. Christopher Paul Milne's dystopian trilogy shifts from discovery to open conflict as survivors navigate a crumbling world towa...
Amerigo Scientific Launches Small Molecule Portfolio for Stem Cell Research and Therapy Manufacturing
Amerigo Scientific has released a comprehensive portfolio of research-grade and GMP-grade small molecules to advance stem cell research, regenerative ...
Physics-Guided Networks Enhance Canal Flow Forecasting, Reducing Uncertainty
A new study introduces a physics-guided mixture density network that improves prediction of hard-to-forecast lateral offtake discharges in large canal...
Researchers Identify Mechanism Accelerating Pediatric Brain Tumor Spread
Scientists discovered that microglia produce fibronectin, creating a scaffold that enables diffuse midline gliomas to spread more aggressively, highli...
American Heart Association Launches First-Ever Heart Transplant Research Network to Address Gaps in Care
The American Heart Association is launching a multi-center research network to modernize heart transplant care, aiming to improve outcomes through enh...
cheat codes Publishes 2026 Review of Six Most Studied Research Peptides
A review from cheat codes identifies BPC-157, TB-500, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, Selank, and Epithalon as the most researched peptide compounds in peer-rev...
Sino Biological's Cell-Free Protein Synthesis Validates AI-Designed Proteins in Tencent Study
Sino Biological's gene synthesis and cell-free protein expression workflow enabled rapid experimental validation of AI-designed proteins with dramatic...
Better Heart Health Linked to Lower Risk of Severe COVID-19, Study Finds
Adults with higher heart health scores were nearly half as likely to be hospitalized or die from COVID-19, suggesting that improving cardiovascular he...
Errors in Brain Cell Division May Trigger Cancer, Study Finds
University of Virginia researchers have discovered that errors during brain cell division can lead to cancer and developmental disorders, potentially ...
Scientists Make Progress in Developing a Blood Test for Lung Cancer Screening
Researchers have advanced in creating a blood test to identify individuals at high risk for lung cancer, addressing the limitations of current screeni...
Graphene Quantum Dots Show Promise in Targeting Parkinson's-Related Protein Clumping
Researchers found that graphene quantum dots can prevent toxic clumping of α-synuclein protein linked to Parkinson's disease, offering a new direction...
Researchers Engineer Safer, More Effective Immunotherapy for Acute Myeloid Leukemia
University of North Carolina scientists have developed engineered immune cells that target acute myeloid leukemia without harming healthy tissue, pote...
Wastewater Monitoring Could Predict Influenza Outbreaks One Week in Advance
A Japanese study shows that wastewater monitoring can forecast influenza outbreaks a week before clinical data, aiding resource planning especially in...
Testosterone Levels Linked to Glioblastoma Survival in Men, NIH Study Finds
New NIH-funded research reveals that higher testosterone levels in men are associated with longer survival in glioblastoma, a finding with implication...