Research Articles
The Antibody Enigma: When Malaria Masquerades as Viral Infection
Exploring the diagnostic challenges of antibody cross-reactivity in tropical diseases like malaria and filariasis, and their impact on HIV testing accuracy.
The Silent Siege: How Sugar-Coated Nanobullets Are Revolutionizing Tuberculosis Treatment
Discover how chitosan oligosaccharide nanoplexes are transforming TB treatment by targeting macrophages and sabotaging Mycobacterium tuberculosis from within.
The Dynamic Duo: How Dapivirine and Maraviroc Gels Could Revolutionize HIV Prevention
Exploring how dapivirine and maraviroc gels could revolutionize HIV prevention through synergistic pharmacodynamic activity
The Silent Epidemic: Why Drug Resistance is Transforming Our Fight Against Trichomoniasis
Exploring the growing crisis of drug-resistant Trichomonas vaginalis, its global impact, diagnostic challenges, and future solutions.
The Invisible Arsenal: How Monoclonal Antibodies Target Whooping Cough's Deadly Toxin
Exploring how monoclonal antibodies combat pertussis toxin to fight whooping cough, with scientific insights and clinical implications.
The Invisible Peacekeepers: How Parasites Hijack Our Immune Regulators
Exploring how parasitic worms manipulate regulatory T cells to survive in hosts and the therapeutic potential of these mechanisms
The Silent Threats: Understanding TORCH Infections in Turkish Pregnancies
Comprehensive analysis of TORCH infections in Turkish pregnancies, including seroprevalence data, regional variations, and prevention strategies.
The Immunity Boost: How AM3 Revolutionizes Hepatitis B Vaccination for Kidney Patients
Discover how AM3 (Inmunoferón®) enhances hepatitis B vaccination for hemodialysis patients, improving immune response and long-term protection.
The Silent Hitchhiker: Tracking Toxoplasma in Sheep from Pasture to Plate
Investigating Toxoplasma gondii prevalence in sheep through slaughterhouse surveillance and its implications for food safety.
The Staufen-2 Saga: How a Human Protein Helps HIV Hijack Our Cells
Discover how Staufen-2, a human protein, becomes a key regulator of HIV-1 replication by boosting the activity of the viral protein Rev, opening new avenues for antiviral strategies.