New Crystal Drug Protects Transplanted Cells Without Immune Suppression for One Year
Breakthrough crystal technology enables transplanted insulin-producing cells to survive and function for a full year without traditional immunosuppression.
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Breakthrough crystal technology enables transplanted insulin-producing cells to survive and function for a full year without traditional immunosuppression.
Scientists develop first drug targeting AVIL protein, showing effectiveness against deadly glioblastoma tumors in preclinical trials.
New research reveals genetic factors contribute more significantly to how long we live than earlier studies suggested.
New research reveals genetic factors determine 50% of natural aging, far higher than previously thought when external deaths are excluded.
Scientists discover how faulty DNA repair mechanisms activate immune responses that drive accelerated aging and embryonic death.
Small trial tests autologous bronchial stem cells to repair damaged lung tissue in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients.
Researchers discover that aging plants lose epigenetic integrity, causing DNA methylation decay and activation of harmful genetic elements.
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Oxford researchers outline evidence-based strategies that make weight management more effective in everyday medical practice.
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Large language model reduced diagnostic errors by 46% and improved treatment plans when assisting cardiologists with complex heart cases.