Research Articles
The Bone-Lung Connection: When Childhood Bone Disease Silently Scars the Lungs
Exploring the link between chronic recurrent multifocal osteomyelitis (CRMO) and silent lung scarring in children, with latest research findings and diagnostic approaches.
The Silent Mimic: How Tropical Diseases Fool COVID-19 Antibody Tests
Exploring how tropical diseases like dengue cause false positives in COVID-19 antibody tests, with data from Thailand studies.
The Safer Ephedra: How Science Reinvented an Ancient Remedy
Discover how science reinvented Ephedra as a safer alkaloid-free extract with antiviral, anticancer, and analgesic properties.
Tiny Messengers, Mighty Weapons: How Immune Cell "Bubbles" Could Revolutionize COVID-19 Treatment
Discover how immune cell-derived exosomes could transform COVID-19 treatment through their dual role in viral infection and therapeutic potential.
Recurrent Obstructive Bronchitis: When the Cough Won't Stop
Understanding recurrent obstructive bronchitis in children, its mechanisms, long-term effects, and prevention strategies.
The Gastrin Puzzle: How a Common Stomach Bacterium Hijacks Our Digestion
Exploring how Helicobacter pylori causes hypergastrinemia through urease activity and antral gastritis, with implications for ulcers and gastric cancer.
The Silent Epidemic: Uncovering Punjab's Hepatitis Crisis
Investigating the hepatitis B and C epidemic in Punjab, Pakistan through a landmark multicenter study revealing crisis-level infections and solutions.
The Invisible Shield: How Colombia's Healthcare Workers Fought COVID-19 Behind the Frontlines
Exploring how Colombia's healthcare workers battled COVID-19 through seroprevalence studies, risk factors, and PPE challenges during the pandemic.
The Double Life of CR2: How a Tiny Receptor Bridges Species, Viruses, and Vaccines
Exploring the fascinating biology of complement receptor 2 (CR2/CD21) and its role in immunity, viral infection, and vaccine responses across species.
Sunshine Hormone vs. Cervical Cancer: How Vitamin D's Powerful Form Fights Tumors
Discover how 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D₃, the active form of vitamin D, shows startling anti-cancer properties against cervical cancer, from halting tumor growth to boosting radiation therapy.