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Immune Cells Caught arming the Deadliest Breast Cancer to Spread
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (53+ words) Triple-negative breast cancer is the form of the disease that clinicians fear most. Lacking the three molecular targets — the estrogen receptor, the progesterone receptor and the HER2 protein — that anchor modern targeted therapies, it leaves patients with fewer options and a…...
Lab Models Take Center Stage in the Race to Improve Cancer Immunotherapy
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (583+ words) Cancer immunotherapy has transformed the treatment landscape for many patients with solid tumors, delivering durable responses in diseases that once resisted nearly every therapeutic approach....
Muscle Strains Leave Lasting Fat Deposits That Rehabilitation Cannot
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (518+ words) Muscle strains are among the most common injuries in sport, striking everyone from weekend joggers to elite professionals, and they carry one of the highest re-injury rates of any athletic condition....
Lipid Metabolism Emerges as a Central Driver of Drug Resistance in
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (71+ words) Aggressive non-Hodgkin lymphoma remains one of the most stubborn challenges in modern hematology. Even with a therapeutic arsenal that now includes rituximab-based immunochemotherapy, targeted kinase inhibitors, immune checkpoint blockade, and chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapies, a substantial fraction of patients…...
Relapse Parasite Genome Study Reveals Drug Resistance Clues and New
1+ day, 16+ hour ago (657+ words) A striking molecular portrait of treatment failure in leishmaniasis has emerged from Thailand, where researchers tracked the parasite Leishmania (Mundinia) martiniquensis inside a single patient before therapy and again after clinical relapse following amphotericin B treatment....
Scientists Chart a Common Roadmap to Bring Senescence Medicine Into the
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (641+ words) In May 2026, the historic university city of Coimbra, Portugal, played host to a gathering that many in the aging research community hope will be remembered as a turning point....
NIH awards $3.3 million to Upstate for new leukemia immunotherapy research
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (779+ words) The immune system’s ability to hunt down and destroy cancer cells depends on a delicate molecular recognition process, one that acute myeloid leukemia has become disturbingly good at evading....
Astrocyte model of Batten disease reveals mitochondrial and metabolic
5+ day, 16+ min ago (1015+ words) In a development that could reshape how scientists understand and ultimately treat one of the most devastating childhood neurodegenerative conditions, researchers in Norway have created the first human stem cell model of CLN3 Batten disease using astrocytes, the brain’s most abundant…...
Cobimetinib boosts calreticulin and reshapes immunity in triple-negative
5+ day, 4+ hour ago (89+ words) In a finding that could reshape how researchers think about pairing targeted cancer drugs with immunotherapy, a team based at Taipei Veterans General Hospital and National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University has shown that cobimetinib, an approved MEK inhibitor best…...
Electronic health records largely omit menopause, new research reveals
5+ day, 13+ hour ago (669+ words) Menopause remains one of the most significant physiological transitions in a woman’s life, with cascading effects on cardiovascular, metabolic, skeletal and neurological health. Yet according to new research from the University of Colorado Anschutz, the condition is astonishingly absent from…...