News Medicine

Breakthrough: Inhibitor for Resistant Cancer Cells

A new inhibitor could potentially treat tumors that were previously resistant to chemotherapy. Chemotherapy is still the most common treatment for cancer, but cancer cells

 News Medicine

Controversial Study: Volunteers Infected with COVID

In a controversial move, young people in London are intentionally being infected with SARS-CoV-2 to gain new knowledge about the virus and aid in vaccine

 News Medicine

Identified Medications Inhibit SARS-CoV-2

Scientists have discovered compounds that inhibit the replication of SARS-CoV-2 through drug repurposing. Repurposing refers to the use of a drug for a different purpose

 News Medicine

Accurate Covid-19 testing with Displayabstrich

A new method for detecting Covid-19 has been developed by scientists at the University College London (UCL). The Phone Screen Testing (PoST) method requires only

 News Medicine

Microplastics harm cell membranes

A recent study has found that microplastics not only have a potential toxic effect on humans, but they can also mechanically damage human cells, leading

 News Medicine

New Therapy for Cat Hair Allergy

A new therapy for cat allergy sufferers may soon be available, according to clinical studies. The therapy involves the use of IgG antibodies, which have

 News Medicine

Strict Parenting May Shrink Brains

A new study has found that harsh parenting can lead to smaller brain structures in children, which can even be detected through X-ray images. While

 News Medicine

BioNTech aims to develop mRNA malaria vaccine.

BioNTech Develops First mRNA-Based Malaria Vaccine BioNTech, the German pharmaceutical company known for its COVID-19 vaccine, has announced that it is developing an mRNA-based vaccine

 News Medicine

WHO warns of dangers of e-cigarettes

The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a warning about the dangers of e-cigarettes, citing their unknown long-term effects, their potential to be a gateway

 News Medicine

High Coffee Consumption Shrinks Brain

A recent study conducted by the University of South Australia has found that consuming more than six cups of coffee per day can have significant