Research Articles
The Body's Deceptive Sculptor: When a Fungus-Like Infection Tricks Ultrasound
Exploring how pelvic actinomycosis mimics cancer on ultrasound imaging and the diagnostic challenges it presents
Disarming a Stealth Pathogen: How a Tiny Synthetic Peptide Could Revolutionize Infection Control
Discover how a synthetic peptide targeting MgtC protein could revolutionize infection control by disarming Pseudomonas aeruginosa without driving antibiotic resistance.
The Saboteur Within: How HIV Silences a Key Messenger of the Immune System
Discover how HIV's gp120 protein sabotages the immune system by inhibiting CD40 Ligand transcription, crippling immune communication and defense mechanisms.
The Hidden Battle in a Child's Tummy: Unmasking the Causes of Stomach Bleeds
Exploring how NSAIDs and H. pylori infection interact to cause upper gastrointestinal bleeding in children's gastric mucosa
The Body at War With Itself: When a Missing Immune Army Leads to Strange Scarring
Exploring the paradoxical connection between X-linked Agammaglobulinemia and Shulman disease - a medical mystery rewriting immune system understanding
The Rising Threat: Heartworm Disease Spreads Among Hungarian Dogs
Recent research reveals an alarming escalation in heartworm prevalence among Hungarian dogs, with infection rates climbing to 17.0% in 2024.
The Double Agents: How BCG Vaccine Activates Both Sides of the Immune System
Discover how BCG vaccine activates two distinct suppressor cell populations in mice and the implications for immunology and medicine.
The Body's War Room: Decoding the Blood Battles of Tuberculosis Treatment
Explore how leukocyte counts change during tuberculosis treatment and what these variations reveal about the body's immune response to infection and recovery.
Catching the Culprit: The High-Tech Hunt for the Tuberculosis Bacterium
Explore how modern science accelerates the isolation and identification of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, turning weeks-long waits into days and saving lives.
The Cell Clean-Up Crew: Supercharging Cancer Therapy from the Inside
How scientists are turbocharging our immune cells by tapping into their own recycling system.