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Major Obstacle to Adoptive Cell Transfer Therapy Could be Overcome

A novel cancer treatment could be a step closer to being made available for patients following the results of a study that showed that altering a…

New Therapies Could be Created by Manipulating Bacterial Cells

New drug therapies could be routinely produced by bacterial cells that have been synthetically programmed, according to researchers from the universities…

Injectable Therapy for Arthritis on the Horizon

Enhanced cartilage regeneration and reduced inflammation as the result of an injectable therapy may be just around the corner, suggest the findings of…

Effective Second-Line Treatment for Juvenile Dermatomyositis Revealed

Analyses performed by researchers at University College London and Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health, London, UK, have shown cyclophosphamide…

Researchers Discover Mechanism that Inhibits Recovery After Central Nervous System Damage

A mechanism that reduces the ability of the central nervous system to recover after injury has been uncovered by researchers from the Karolinska…

Heart Failure Patients Can Stay Safe During Ramadan Fasting

Heart failure patients can fast without worsening their condition during Ramadan, according to results of a prospective observational study from Saudi…

Ethnic Variations in the Need for Pacemakers Suggest a Genetic Link

MAJOR variations in the requirement for pacemakers to manage abnormally low heart rate have been found between ethnic groups. The study, conducted by…

Bacterial Strain is Capable of Suppressing Skin Cancer

A strain of bacteria on the skin has the ability to inhibit the growth of skin cancer through the production of a chemical compound, according to…

New Understanding of the Role of a Signalling Protein in Colorectal Cancer Growth

Malignant growth and metastasis in colorectal cancer is driven by the manipulation of a signalling protein caused by growth factors, according to…

The Impact of Social Media on Psoriasis Care

Social media platforms, such as Instagram, are particularly powerful when it comes to empowering psoriasis patients and reducing social stigma.