Research Articles
Nature's Dewormers: The Secret Power of Cranberry Vines and Birdsfoot Trefoil
Discover how bioactive compounds in cranberry vines and birdsfoot trefoil are revolutionizing the fight against parasitic worms in livestock through sustainable, natural solutions.
Canakinumab for Lung Cancer: When a Promising Theory Meets a Clinical Trial Dead End
Analysis of the CANOPY-1 trial results examining canakinumab's effectiveness in advanced non-small cell lung cancer treatment.
How Structural Biology is Unlocking New Weapons Against Herpes
Discover how atomic-level structural biology is revealing new ways to combat herpes through neutralizing antibodies and innovative therapeutic approaches.
The Mysterious Case of the Vanishing Bulge: When a Hernia Isn't a Hernia
Explore the fascinating medical case of abdominal pseudohernia - a neurological condition that mimics a hernia but has completely different causes and treatments.
The Unseen Battle: When AIDS Attacks the Lungs
Exploring the pivotal study of respiratory complications in 44 AIDS patients that revealed Pneumocystis pneumonia as the dominant opportunistic infection and revolutionized diagnosis.
The Unexpected Thirst: When a Vaccine Triggered a Rare Hormone Disorder
Exploring the rare case of Central Diabetes Insipidus following COVID-19 vaccination in adolescents through molecular mimicry theory
The Cellular Conversation: How Your Body's Chatty Cells Heal Wounds and Fight Disease
Explore the fascinating world of cellular communication in regeneration and disease mechanisms. Learn how cells coordinate healing and what happens when these processes go wrong.
How Vaccination Conquered Hepatitis B in Georgia: A Public Health Victory
Georgia's successful hepatitis B vaccination program has nearly eliminated the virus in younger generations, providing a blueprint for global viral hepatitis elimination.
When Viruses Mimic Lupus: The Mystery of HIV-Related Kidney Disease
Exploring the complex relationship between HIV and lupus-like glomerulonephritis, including diagnostic challenges, treatment approaches, and recent research findings.
The Rogue Agent: How a Rabies Puzzle Revealed a New Path to Infection
Discover how research on the Canadian Arctic rabies strain revealed nucleocapsid material can infect cells, challenging traditional virology understanding.