Confidence and communication key to condom use among teens
A new meta-analysis evaluating condom use across 249 studies and more than a quarter million U.S. teens finds that simply having knowledge about safer sex practices is not enough to…
Study identifies potential gain of function mutation in retinoblastoma
A new research paper was published in Volume 16 of Genes & Cancer on January 20, 2025, entitled, "Analysis of pathogenic variants in retinoblastoma reveals a potential gain of function…
Researchers propose personalized probiotic therapies for inflammatory diseases
A new approach to treating inflammatory diseases through personalized probiotic therapies – also known as precision medicine – has been proposed by researchers at the University of Surrey.
New tool launched to track infectious disease spread through wastewater
The European Commission has just launched a new tool that supports the tracking of the spread of infectious diseases by analyzing wastewater: the European Wastewater Surveillance Dashboard. It displays data…
New AI tool promises faster vaccine development by predicting T cell epitopes
An exciting collaboration between the Ragon Institute and the Jameel Clinic at MIT has achieved a significant milestone in leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to aid the development of T cell…
Adequate nurse staffing linked to lower C-section rates
Labor and delivery units that are adequately staffed by nurses have lower cesarean birth rates, according to new research published in the journal Nursing Outlook.
New compound Z526 combats cancer-associated cachexia in preclinical models
In a recent study, researchers demonstrated that Z526, a novel dithiocarbamate-like compound, mitigates cancer-associated cachexia (CAC) both in vitro and in vivo.
Study shows weather factors affect Salmonella transmission
Climate change is impacting the spread of Salmonella, according to new research from the University of Surrey.
DNA profiling could identify key players in illegal drug trade
DNA profiling technologies are rapidly advancing, creating the potential to identify individuals involved in making, packing and transporting illegal capsules by analyzing the exterior of the illicit drugs and the…
Bruker launches infrared imaging microscope for pharma and life science research
Bruker Corporation announced the launch of the LUMOS™ II ILIM , a quantum cascade laser (QCL) based infrared imaging microscope. The new LUMOS II ILIM redefines performance standards, enabling pharma and life science…
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