Doctiplus - We are allways here!
HIV research has lived with a stubborn asymmetry for as long as antiretroviral therapy has existed. Modern drugs can suppress the virus to undetectable levels for an entire lifetime. Almost nothing can eliminate it once it has settled into the…
Most cancer research divides tumor cells into two camps after chemotherapy: the ones that died, and the ones that kept dividing and drove a relapse. Researchers at The Wistar Institute went looking at a third group that usually gets ignored,…
For decades, two proteins have played the villain in two of the most feared diagnoses in medicine. Tau gets blamed for Alzheimer’s. Alpha-synuclein gets blamed for Parkinson’s. Both misfold, both clump together into sticky tangles inside neurons, and both, once…
