Scientists are exploring a novel way to deliver drugs and improve medical imaging: by turning the body’s own red blood cells into long-lasting carriers. A new … Read more
Even with effective antiviral treatment, living with HIV can lead to a premature aging of the immune system and a persistent state of immune activation. Now, … Read more
Monitoring wound healing remains a significant challenge for clinicians. Traditional methods, like visual inspection and manual measurements, are often subjective and lack the precision needed to … Read more
For millions living with HIV, daily antiretroviral therapy (ART) is a lifelong necessity. Stopping these medications typically leads to a rapid resurgence of the virus within … Read more
A multiomic atlas of the aging human hippocampus uncovers how epigenetic regulation of neural stem cells and immature neurons may shape cognitive decline or resilience in … Read more
The landscape of cancer treatment is constantly evolving, and a new approach offers a glimmer of hope for patients battling tumors that have become resistant to … Read more
Improving the gap between how vintage your body actually is – your biological age – and your chronological age may be linked to a lower risk … Read more
Understanding how our cells build decisions is fundamental to unraveling the complexities of human health and disease. A new study, published recently in Science Advances, offers … Read more
Chronic congestion in the liver, a condition where blood flow is persistently slowed or blocked, has long been linked to severe liver diseases like cirrhosis and … Read more
Breastfeeding, long recognized for its nutritional benefits, is increasingly understood as a complex immunological process with far-reaching implications for both maternal and infant health. Recent research … Read more
The way we understand the inner workings of cells is undergoing a fundamental shift. For decades, cell biology has operated under the assumption that the nucleus, … Read more
Fatigue, muscle ache, and depression—hallmarks of Long COVID—may be linked to persistently elevated levels of an antiviral protein called interferon gamma (IFN-γ), according to a new … Read more