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brain tumor
Scientists have programmed CAR T cells to home in on brain-specific markers like brevican, enabling highly targeted treatment for glioblastoma and other brain conditions.
Young, White pregnant woman with light brown hair sitting on bed and holding head to represent having pre-eclampsia, a condition of pregnancy involving high blood pressure
Despite being the leading cause of fetal and maternal morbidity worldwide, there is still no treatment for pre-eclampsia. Now, an mRNA treatment for pre-eclampsia that works by restoring abnormal placental blood vessels improved maternal and fetal health in mice.
Human kidney Stones Medical Concept
Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic have discovered definitive proof that the kidney microbiome influences the formation of kidney stones—showing that the urinary tract is not sterile and low levels of bacteria are normal.
Finger Pain - Medical X-ray
Relation will receive a total upfront payment from GSK of $45 million—including an equity investment of $15 million.
Colorectal Cancer
A new study shows accelerated aging is a key risk factor for colon polyps, a precursor to colorectal cancer, and suggests targeted early screening for those aging faster than their chronological age.
Non-small cell lung cancer, illustration
Understanding the cellular and molecular factors influencing how NSCLC reacts to neoadjuvant immuno-chemotherapy unlocks more personalized treatments.
Glioblastoma multiforme cells, illustration
The research demonstrates that glioblastoma organoids are a powerful tool for understanding how CAR-T therapy impacts brain tumors.
Fatty Liver Disease, MASLD, MASH
A new study has identified two distinct subtypes of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD). The discovery could lead to improved diagnosis and treatment.
Close up image of a lymphoma cancer cell that can be targeted with CAR T-cell therapy
Results from a study presented at the ASH Annual Meeting showed three-year overall survival rates for people in remission with MCL. The study showed those who were treated with rituximab alone versus immunotherapy and a stem cell transplant were very similar.
Human papilloma virus, illustration
A study looked at how prevention, screening, and treatment impacted the death rate from colorectal, lung, breast, cervical, and prostate cancer from 1975–2020.

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