New Research Uncovers Chemotherapy’s Hidden Impact on Brain Function and Opens Path to Treatment
The Hidden Neurological Toll of Cancer Treatment For millions of cancer survivors worldwide, the end of chemotherapy doesn’t always mean…
The Hidden Neurological Toll of Cancer Treatment For millions of cancer survivors worldwide, the end of chemotherapy doesn’t always mean…
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Scientists have developed a groundbreaking method using mRNA technology to force hidden HIV viruses out of dormancy. This approach could potentially expose viral reservoirs that have made complete eradication of the infection so challenging.
Researchers have reportedly made significant progress in the decades-long quest for an HIV cure by adapting mRNA technology similar to that used in COVID-19 vaccines. According to a recent study published in Nature Communications, scientists have developed specialized lipid nanoparticles that can deliver mRNA instructions to infected cells, forcing dormant viruses to reveal themselves.
Scientists have created a novel hydrogel material that resists drying out while maintaining exceptional flexibility and breathability. The innovation reportedly enables uninterrupted medical monitoring for over a week, potentially transforming wearable health technology.
Researchers have developed a thin hydrogel material that reportedly maintains its hydration for extended periods, enabling continuous medical monitoring applications, according to recent reports. The international team from Guangdong Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Technion–Israel Institute of Technology, Shantou University Medical College, and the University of Tokyo created the material using a unique manufacturing approach that results in both thinness and mechanical durability.
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Revolutionizing Zeolite Design Through Computational Screening In a groundbreaking study published in Nature Materials, researchers have developed a sophisticated computational…