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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
Fat enhances taste of lab-grown meat.
A new production method for lab-grown meat is being developed that could revolutionize the industry. Currently, lab-grown meat is made up almost entirely of muscle
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
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
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
Russian forests combat climate change
The global deforestation of forests is a growing concern, particularly in tropical regions where the number of trees and their capacity as carbon dioxide stores
Tiny Tubes May Be Oldest Fossil
In a seemingly unremarkable rock, the remains of some deep-sea sponges could be found. If they are as old as some scientists suspect, they would
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
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
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
