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How Dengue Reprograms The Immune System
Dengue infection rewires the immune system’s baseline, boosting vaccine response but potentially increasing risk.
Japan’s Shimon Sakaguchi Shares Physiology Nobel Prize With Two Other Scientists
The scientists won the award for their fundamental discoveries relating to peripheral immune tolerance.
Protein Discovery In The Age Of AI
Twist Bioscience’s high-throughput DNA synthesis platform is enabling AI researchers to compress protein discovery timelines and expand therapeutic possibilities.
Scientists Grow Ureter Tissue, Edge Closer To Lab-Made Kidneys
Using regenerative medicine, researchers are now one step closer to developing transplantable kidneys capable of producing and expelling urine.
Late-Night Dinners And Skipped Breakfasts Linked To Weaker Bones
Everyday eating patterns, along with habits like smoking and poor sleep, can raise the risk of osteoporosis.
Scarred But Unseen: How Childhood Neglect Rewires The Brain
The study found that neglect can negatively impact attention, language, motor skills, and emotional regulation in children.
How Gut Cells Chat Like Neurons
Telocytes stretch fine extensions to pass cues to intestinal stem cells.
Low Blood Sugar Before Pregnancy May Raise Birth Complications
Risks such as low birth weight and preterm birth linked to low blood sugar before pregnancy differ for underweight and overweight women.
Regular Opioid Use May Lead To Cognitive Decline
A new study has found that people who regularly used opioids had a 20 percent higher risk of developing dementia.
