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Engineered T Cell Receptors Push Into Solid Tumors as 2026 ASCO Data Offer Hope and Caveats
A wave of clinical data presented at the 2026 American Society of Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting has given researchers and…
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Chinese Nursing Interns Want Mentors Who Teach With Empathy, Not Just Hierarchy, Study Finds
A new qualitative study from China is turning a spotlight on one of the most quietly consequential relationships in modern…
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Cryo-EM Reveals How Cas12a Uses a DNA Guide to Hunt RNA Targets
The CRISPR world has long been organized around a simple division of labor: some Cas enzymes are steered by RNA…
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Ontologies Could Be the Missing Link That Finally Makes Big Data Work in Healthcare
Modern medicine produces an extraordinary torrent of information. Electronic health records, medical imaging archives, wearable sensors and biomedical research databases…
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Statistical model reveals why Ghanaian cocoa farmers mix rehabilitation strategies on aging farms
Cocoa has long been the backbone of rural Ghana, supporting more than 800,000 smallholder households and anchoring a substantial share…
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Twenty-Five Years of Cancer Research: Stunning Breakthroughs and Sobering Setbacks
Twenty-five years ago, the idea that a patient’s cancer could be read, decoded and treated according to the specific mutations…
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Rare High-Grade Thyroid Cancer Grew Into a 13 cm Neck Mass and Spread to the Lungs
A 58-year-old woman lived for six years with a steadily enlarging lump in her neck before the mass grew large…
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SPIFFI Delivers Real-Time Super-Resolution Imaging of Living Cells in a Single Shot
Super-resolution fluorescence microscopy has transformed modern cell biology, allowing researchers to peer into structures far smaller than the diffraction limit…
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Charge-Switching Lipids Make Lipid Nanoparticles Safer for Gene Delivery
Lipid nanoparticles have become one of the most celebrated delivery vehicles in modern medicine, propelling messenger RNA vaccines to the…
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Machine Learning Cracks the Code of Nitinol Wear, a Metal That Remembers Its Shape
Nitinol, the remarkable nickel-titanium alloy that can remember its shape and flex thousands of times without deforming, has long been…