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Study Provides First Evidence That Fat Accumulates in the Lungs of Overweight and Obese People

October 21, 2019

Scientists already know that people who are overweight or obese are more likely to suffer with wheezing and asthma, but the r...

When Added to Gene Therapy, Plant-Based Compound May Enable Faster, More Effective Treatments

October 18, 2019

Scripps Research team finds that a nontoxic molecule closely related to resveratrol can overcome barriers to delivering gene ...

Can a DNA Construction Kit Replace Expensive Antibody Medication?

September 11, 2019

A study in animals similar in size to humans brings us a step closer to the clinical use of antibody gene therapy

Could Microorganisms in Poop Help Treat the Deadliest Form of Skin Cancer?

August 19, 2019

Phase I trial will evaluate combination of fecal transplants and immunotherapy for melanoma

20 Million Children Miss Out on Lifesaving Measles, Diphtheria, and Tetanus Vaccines in 2018

July 16, 2019

New estimates find dangerous stagnation of global vaccination rates, due to conflict, inequality, and complacency

How to Reinvigorate Exhausted Immune Cells and Stop Cancer along the Way

June 20, 2019

Penn study identifies protein that could be key to new immunotherapies

Discovery Paves Way for Better Flu Prevention, Treatment

April 5, 2018

Scientists at The Scripps Research Institute have discovered a new aspect of the flu virus and how it interacts with antibodi...

IONTAS and IGEM Therapeutics Collaborate to Identify Novel IgE Antibodies for Cancer Targets

April 4, 2018

New project will add to IGEM’s pipeline of drugs and expand upon IGEM-F, an IgE targeting ovarian and other cancer...

Gene Knockout Using New CRISPR Tool Makes Mosquitoes Highly Resistant to Malaria Parasite

March 12, 2018

Study highlights the potential of mosquito gene-modification to combat malaria

The Factors That Most Affect Our Immune System

March 1, 2018

Our age, sex, infection history, and genetics can affect our immune system and make us more prone to disease

Engineers Use Natural Protein as Nanoshuttle for Anti-Cancer Vaccines

February 5, 2018

Vaccines that bind to body’s own albumin move technology closer to eventual use in humans

Guidelines Say No Special Precautions Needed for Flu Shots for People Allergic to Eggs

December 20, 2017

No greater risk of reaction than for those without an allergy

Researchers Developing, Testing Nanovaccine to Protect against the Flu Virus

December 15, 2017

Researchers from three different universities are working together to develop and test what they think could be a ...

Single-Dose Vaccine Could Provide Faster Protection in Cholera Epidemics

December 12, 2017

High-dose cholera vaccine developed by UMSOM scientists shows promise for controlling outbreaks

Detailed View of Immune Proteins Could Lead to New Pathogen-Defense Strategies

November 17, 2017

Berkeley scientists use cryo-EM to capture alarm-sounding protein ring

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