A toothpaste that promises to treat peanut allergies
“A team of researchers from several international universities has developed a toothpaste that [MORE]
In a remarkable feat, a French biotech company, Cellectis, used both gene editing and gene replacement technologies to engineer “universal” [MORE]
Old and New Lymphatic System Map
Why do plaques and tangles build up in the brains of Alzheimer’s sufferers? Could it [MORE]
“Cornell University engineers have created a functional, synthetic immune organ that produces antibodies and can be controlled in the lab, [MORE]
Lab Grown Thymus Gland
The Centre for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Edinburgh has succeeded in growing a fully functional [MORE]
Modifiying T Cells
Gene therapists at the University of Pennsylvania have used a gene editing technique (zinc finger technology) to induce [MORE]
Wiskot-Aldrich Syndrome is a rare but fatal x-linked primary immunodeficiency that presents bleeding and blood cancers. To treat it, [MORE]
Pretzel syndrome sounds like it could be a dietary problem, but in fact it is a hideous disease of [MORE]
A possible link exists between the rising incidence of childhood asthma and the decline in rural population, according to researchers [MORE]
Suppressing the Spleen
Realizing that an inflammation response is triggered by the brain via the vagus nerve, immunologist and neurosurgeon [MORE]
Last February, philanthropists Phillip and Susan Ragon pledged $100m to create the Ragon Institute at Massachusetts General Hospital (in collaboration [MORE]
Solianis Monitoring AG (Zurich, Switzerland) has recently completed a study of its wearable, noninvasive, multisensor glucose monitor that tracks blood [MORE]