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How NIH Funding Works—and Why It Matters
The National Institutes of Health funds nearly $48 billion in medical research annually through a rigorous peer-review grant system. Here is how the p...
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The National Institutes of Health funds nearly $48 billion in medical research annually through a rigorous peer-review grant system. Here is how the p...
Science
Hemozoin is a tiny iron crystal that malaria parasites produce to survive inside red blood cells. Understanding how it works has led to life-saving dr...
Health
The endocannabinoid system is the body's master regulator of mood, pain, and appetite. Here's how it works, why cannabis mimics its signals, and what...
Science
Oncolytic virus therapy uses genetically engineered viruses that selectively infect and destroy cancer cells while activating the immune system to hun...
Health
African sleeping sickness is a parasitic disease spread by tsetse flies that invades the brain, disrupts sleep cycles, and kills without treatment. He...
Health
GLP-1 receptor agonists mimic a natural gut hormone to regulate blood sugar, suppress appetite, and promote weight loss. Originally developed for diab...
Health
Scientists from the University of Queensland and University of Minnesota have discovered that depression may begin as an energy crisis inside brain an...
Science
Gene therapy targets the genetic root cause of disease by adding, silencing, or editing faulty DNA inside a patient's own cells. Here is how it works,...
Science
MIT researchers have identified intelectin-2, a protein with a dual role in gut defense — it reinforces the intestinal mucus barrier and directly kill...
Technology
At its annual GTC conference in San Jose, Nvidia unveiled the Vera Rubin and Feynman GPU platforms, declared the autonomous vehicle revolution has beg...
Health
Berberine is an ancient plant compound that went viral as 'nature's Ozempic,' but the science tells a more nuanced story. Here's what it is, how it wo...
Science
Chirality—the mirror-image 'handedness' of molecules—is one of chemistry's most consequential properties. It explains a 1960s drug disaster, drives mo...
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