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Causes contaminated cells to purge themselves
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Parasite study suggests need for rethink on malaria treatments
Fresh discoveries about how the malaria parasite responds to drugs could help inform strategies for treating infection
A multidisciplinary approach to Alzheimers
This September marked the first global World Alzheimer’s Month. With treatments to prevent progression of Alzheimer’s disease (AD)…
On the cutting edge
Nanotechnology might still be at its infant stage, but research in the field looks promising. Two scientists recently conferred…
2012 Guidelines for stem cell research
Dr BM Gandhi, Chief Executive Officer, Neo BioMed Services, Former Advisor, Department of Biotechnology, Government of India,…
GlobalData analysts focus on early detection and prevention of Alzheimers Disease
The prevalence of Alzheimer’s Disease is expected to quadruple by 2050
Photonics to aid understanding of early defence systems in humans
Biophotonics is a growing field, bringing together latest technologies along with biology and medicine
New data for Novartis Lucentis confirms efficacy, safety profile of individualised treatment
Novartis will submit for regulatory approval in this indication in the EU in the third quarter of this year and in Japan by 2012…
US FDA approves new orphan drug for chronic myelogenous leukaemia
The safety and effectiveness of Bosulif was evaluated in a single clinical trial that enrolled 546 adult patients
Hunt for a HIV vaccine
Scientists are devising new strategies for developing an AIDS vaccine capitalising on past lessons. Shalini Gupta reports