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Vivid Dreams May Help Your Sleep Feel Deeper, Study Finds
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New Nanoparticle Design Steers mRNA Vaccines to Immune Hubs
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UCSF Team Engineers Cancer-Fighting CAR-T Cells Directly in the Body
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How Vitamin B2 May Help Scientists Design New Cancer Therapies
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Pitt Scientists Create ‘Living Eye Drop’ to Speed Cornea Healing
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New Tool Exposes Hidden Activity in HIV Reservoir Cells
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ASU Study Reveals How Water Can Make Nanomedicine Safer, Smarter
Arizona State University scientists have directly measured how water clings to drug-carrying nanoparticles, uncovering a key principle that could make future nanomedicines safer and more precise. Their work lays a thermodynamic foundation for designing nanoparticles that behave predictably inside the body.
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Super-Sensitive HIT Cell Therapy Wipes Out Solid Tumors in Mice
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UCLA Scientists Give Cancer-Fighting T Cells a Tumor-Proof Fuel
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Engineered ‘Hungry’ Bacteria Show Promise for Attacking Tumors