POSTECH researchers, using AI, have created advanced virus-inspired nanocages for efficient gene therapy, significantly enhancing therapeutic delivery capabilities.
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Groundbreaking research reveals how magnesium and DNA interact with polyphosphate, potentially revolutionizing drug development through innovative cellular manipulation.
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A Spanish study warns that processed ‘high-protein’ foods may be unhealthy, often packed with sugars, fats, and sodium, urging consumers to choose whole foods instead.
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The article offers practical resolutions for enhancing well-being in 2025, emphasizing restorative sleep, balanced nutrition, and regular physical activity.
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Researchers at the University of Illinois have developed SPLICER, a precision gene-editing technique that targets and skips harmful exons, showing promise in Alzheimer’s treatment.
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Researchers at KAIST have developed a groundbreaking method to transform colon cancer cells into healthier states, minimizing side effects and paving the way for reversible therapies.
A health survey indicates rising confidence in RSV vaccines among U.S. adults, highlighting increasing acceptance amid ongoing discussions on vaccine safety.
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Propranolol shows promise in reducing Parkinson’s tremors, especially under stress, offering a valuable alternative for patients who don’t respond to levodopa.
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A new study reveals that “hospital-at-home” programs thrive in large, urban, non-profit, and academic hospitals, urging CMS to better engage smaller facilities for wider adoption.
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Researchers have unveiled how stressed microglia complicate Alzheimer’s progression, revealing new therapeutic targets that could slow or reverse the disease.
