Neutrophil-Released S100A8/A9 Activates Reparative Macrophages, Delaying Denervated Muscle Atrophy
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A newly reported immune mechanism may help explain why muscles waste away after losing their nerve supply—and why the body’s...
Lung adenocarcinoma cells may become more invasive and more difficult to eliminate because of a single transcription factor that links...
A nationwide Japanese study has found that growth hormone therapy can improve adult height in children who develop growth impairment...
Breast cancer patients with apparently similar clinical profiles can experience dramatically different outcomes: some remain free of distant disease for...
A new Northwestern University study suggests that HIV persistence is shaped not only by the infected cells that harbor the...
For people with lymphoma, the path from a suspicious symptom to a confirmed diagnosis can become a race against time....
Cancer cells may become harder for the immune system to detect when high blood sugar meets the physical pressures of...
A Heart-Protective Drug May Change the Long-Term Future of Childhood Cancer Survivors A major long-term study suggests that dexrazoxane, a...
Dr. Emmanuella Amoako, a pediatric oncologist helping reshape childhood cancer care in Ghana, has been named the 2026 winner of...
Steatotic liver disease is being recast as a moving spectrum rather than a set of fixed diagnostic boxes, according to...
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