mRNA vaccines follow unconventional immune path to destroy tumors
mRNA vaccines can trigger strong anti-tumor immune responses through an unexpected immune cell mechanism. …
Fatty liver-induced gut microbiome dysbiosis is a key driver of gastrointestinal infection severity
New research suggests that gut microbiome dysbiosis significantly worsens the severity of certain gastrointestinal infections in individuals with fatty liver disease. …
A new view of aging: How the immune system rewrites rapid aging
New research shows that dialing down an overactive immune sensor can restore tissue health in severe genetic disorders, reshaping how scientists think about aging and DNA damage. …
International study explores why multiple myeloma patients often relapse after immunotherapy
A study on multiple myeloma reveals how cancer cells develop resistance to immunotherapy, which could guide the design of future treatments to prevent relapse. …
A substantial amount of medical information provided by popular AI chatbots is inaccurate and incomplete
A substantial amount of the medical information provided by five popular AI chatbots is inaccurate and incomplete, increasing the risk of misinformation spreading without adequate oversight. …
How pancreatic cancer blocks immunotherapy
Researchers have uncovered a key reason why immunotherapy has largely failed in pancreatic cancer and have identified a promising strategy to overcome this resistance. …
Without the right diagnostics, the best medicines make no difference
A new analysis argues that diagnostics, which match patients to appropriate treatments, are being overlooked globally, hindering progress against major diseases despite advances in targeted therapies and precision health. …
Largest-ever study of psychedelic drugs could help advance their use in treating mental health disorders
A large brain imaging study found that various psychedelic drugs induce a common pattern of brain activity despite their different chemistries, potentially informing future treatments for mental health disorders. …
A urine test that could change the course of bladder cancer care
A new study introduces a non-invasive urine liquid biopsy that can molecularly identify which bladder cancer patients benefit from additional therapy, allowing personalized treatment and avoiding unnecessary care. …
Diabetes drug metformin may mimic exercise benefits in prostate cancer treatment
Metformin may mimic exercise by increasing a molecule linked to energy balance in prostate cancer patients, helping counteract the metabolic effects of hormone therapy. …
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