The researchers say that the molecule could be the key to unlocking "one of the most important tumor suppressors in the history of cancer genetics."
With no new confirmed cases in the last two weeks, DRC officials believe the nation's second-worst Ebola outbreak has finally come to an end.
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The Canadian researchers say that the drug can make the difference between paralysis and walking out of the hospital unassisted.
The discovery of an inflammation 'switch' could pave the way to new treatments for diseases like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, cancer and diabetes.
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MIT researchers have succeeded in using an artificial intelligence system to identify an antibiotic that can fight and kill many hard-to-treat bacteria.
For the last 19 years, Karimul Haque has been transporting Indian villagers to the hospital aboard his makeshift motorcycle ambulance.
This week's 510(k) clearance from the Food and Drug Administration means that the device will be ready for shipment this summer.
Since the device has continued to succeed in early trials, the researchers believe it could be used in a clinical setting within the next five years.
Not only is the at-home spit test device inexpensive to make, it can also test for every illness ranging from HIV and coronavirus to depression.
The 71-year-old woman is now testing negative for the coronavirus just 48 hours after receiving an anti-viral drug combo in a Bangkok hospital.
The researchers are now investigating how they will be able to introduce the technology to people's lives in a way that will be easy to manage and monitor.
A British artificial intelligence system has invented a new drug now in human trials for treating OCD—and using AI reduced the drug's R&D costs by 80%.
These two new studies awaiting peer review show that our gut microbiomes may do a better job of predicting longevity and diseases than our own genes.
This first-of-its-kind study shows that people who quit smoking can "magically" regain healthy lung cell function-no matter how long they smoked for.
Not only is Palforzia the first approved drug for peanut allergies, it is the first FDA-approved treatment for ANY food allergy.
The researchers were "surprised" to find that there are dozens of FDA-approved drugs that also have underlying anti-cancer properties.
This new study adds to a growing body of research that has linked Parkinson's disease and brain function to gut bacteria.
Once the researchers determine the mechanism of the revolutionary new T-cell, they hope to trial the treatment by the end of the year.
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