New study offers possible immunotherapy breakthrough for cancer
Study suggests the possibility of ‘off-the-shelf’ immunotherapies in which T cell receptors that recognize cancer hotspots can be prepared in advance.
Study suggests the possibility of ‘off-the-shelf’ immunotherapies in which T cell receptors that recognize cancer hotspots can be prepared in advance.
New study provides important insights today and may be even more significant as extreme weather and temperatures increase because of climate change.
Healables device lessens pain and inflammation on the go, personalized for medical and sports/wellness uses.
Researchers say their gentle methodology could improve older people’s ability to perform two tasks simultaneously in a safer manner.
Only four of 194 patients experienced cancer recurrence after the tumor was frozen with IceCure’s ProSense system.
For the first time, Israeli scientists succeeded in forming a network of big and small blood vessels, needed for supplying blood to implanted tissue.
Published in New England Journal of Medicine, prospective study of nearly 5,000 vaccinated healthcare workers supports decision to give booster shots.
New study finds aspartame, sucralose and saccharin interfere with bacterial communication in the gut.
New study shows eosinophils can be summoned to fight cancer by destroying the cancer cells directly and by recruiting T-cells to help.
MeMed enables better informed antibiotic treatment decisions, an essential tool in the fight against the global threat of resistant bacteria.
A new genomic platform uses AI to enable doctors to find mutations signifying persistent or recurrent cancer cells months or years before current technologies.
Experimental technology is like a microscopic poison arrow shot from a good bacterium to eliminate a bad bacterium under specific conditions.
Technologies turning food leftovers into clean cooking gas and a filtration device that neutralizes Covid now available in Chile and Peru.
Social isolation and lack of routine hit many adolescents hard, so we asked mental health experts what parents can do to help.
Study of 11,000 infected adults during the Delta wave in Israel sees vaccine’s protection disappearing at six months and restored by third dose.