Surprising finding could pave way for universal cancer vaccine
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Published in Nature Biomedical Engineering, the University of Florida study showed that like a one-two punch, pairing the test vaccine with common anticancer drugs called immune checkpoint inhibitors triggered a strong antitumor response.
New chemical tool may improve development of key drug components
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Typically used in chemical reactions essential for drug synthesis and materials development, carbenes are short-lived, highly reactive carbon atoms.
Stevia leaf extract has potential as anticancer treatment
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The researchers published their findings in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences.
Taking the sting out of ulcerative colitis
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Make - your - own weight - loss drug using an innovative genome editing approach
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In a study published in Communications Medicine, researchers from The University of Osaka have revealed that a modified genome editing approach to tackle noncommunicable, multifaceted diseases.
Common autoimmune drug may help reverse immunotherapy - induced diabetes
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The study, published in JCI Insight, identifies a new group of immune cells involved in the development immune checkpoint inhibitor - induced type 1 diabetes and shows that JAK inhibitors,
Researchers discover new way cells protect themselves from damage
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