Weight Loss Will Decrease with Python Blood! New Drug Discovery, No Side Effects
Scientists have discovered a molecule in python blood that controls appetite without side effects, offering a new potential way to combat obesity.
Weight loss drug may help with depression and anxiety, research indicates โ we asked if treatment will change
A recent international study found that diabetes and weight loss medications, particularly semaglutide, significantly alleviated mental health issues in patients.
A Solution to Obesity is Hoped for in Python Blood
Researchers believe they have identified a molecule in python blood that can significantly influence metabolism, potentially aiding in the development of a new type of weight-loss drug.
Recreational drug use may double the risk of stroke, warn studies with 100 million participants
Recreational use of illegal drugs can more than double the risk of stroke, according to a review of studies involving over 100 million participants conducted by researchers from the University of Cambridge.
The polylaminin and the path of science - The Subject #1680
A patient with spinal injury who regained the ability to walk has sparked hope and legal actions for early access to a drug called polylaminin, currently in research phases.
A Mistake by Scientists Led to a Breakthrough Discovery. An 'Uncut Diamond'
Researchers from Cambridge University have discovered a new drug modification method resulting from a laboratory error, which utilizes light instead of chemical substances.
A Laboratory Mistake Revealed a Breakthrough. A New Way of Creating Drugs
A new drug modification technique has been developed that significantly alters traditional pharmaceutical synthesis processes.
Cheap anti-cholesterol drug statins could help people with MND live longer
Research indicates that statins, drugs commonly used to lower cholesterol, may potentially extend the lives of patients with motor neurone disease (MND).
Hyundai ADM Bio Changes Name to 'Penetrum Bioscience'
Hyundai ADM Bio has changed its name to Penetrum Bioscience to reflect its focus on developing a new drug candidate, 'Penetrum.'
Once You Get Addicted to Drugs, Where in the Brain Is Damaged?
A study by a joint research team from South Korea and the United States has identified a specific brain cell type linked to drug addiction relapse.
Investigating how cancer cells resist treatment: It helps us more accurately select an effective drug
A study in Slovakia is exploring the resistance of breast cancer cells to treatment, highlighting the challenges in selecting effective drugs.
Chinese AI drug researcher XtalPi expects to turn first annual profit on 193% revenue jump
XtalPi, a Shenzhen-based AI drug research company, anticipates achieving its first annual profit in 2025 following a significant revenue increase of 193%.
Research on new medications, such as polylaminin, must follow strict international rules
The development of new medications, including polylaminin, requires adherence to strict international guidelines, particularly in clinical trials that involve control groups to assess efficacy and safety.
Quantum chemistry software promises a revolution in the discovery of new drugs and materials
A powerful quantum chemistry mechanism is now available to assist scientists in tackling complex chemical problems, potentially accelerating drug discovery and materials science research.
The use of alcohol and drugs by parents influences their children's consumption, research shows
A Brazilian study reveals that parental attitudes significantly impact the likelihood of alcohol and drug use among adolescents, emphasizing the importance of a nurturing and communicative parenting style.
Finally.. "Smart Treatment" for Biological Clock Complications
A Japanese research team has developed a promising drug compound that may effectively treat jet lag by rapidly resetting the body's internal clock.
Blood Test from Marburg: Less Stress for Laboratory Mice
Researchers at the University of Marburg have developed a blood test that aims to reduce stress for laboratory mice used in drug testing by allowing for less invasive monitoring of tumor growth.
Medication in Mice is Not the Same as Medication in Humans: About How the Report of Scientists Finding a Cure for Pancreatic Cancer Inflated
Recent claims of a breakthrough cure for pancreatic cancer by Spanish scientists have led to overwhelming inquiries from patients, but the implications of such a treatment's effectiveness in humans remain uncertain.
The Most Common Causes of Death Among Pregnant Women and After Birth: New Data from the USA Surprises
New research from Columbia University reveals that unintentional drug overdoses are the leading cause of death among women during and shortly after pregnancy in the United States.
The Most Common Causes of Death for Women During and After Pregnancy: New Data from the USA Surprises
Recent research from Columbia University highlights alarming causes of maternal mortality in the U.S., notably drug overdoses and violence.
Africa: New African Research Shapes the Future of HIV Treatment Globally
A recent study is redefining the management of HIV treatment failures, particularly focusing on drug resistance linked to dolutegravir, to improve patient outcomes across Africa and the world.
Understanding the Causes of Pulmonary Fibrosis Using Human iPS Cells, and Identifying Candidate Drugs - Kyoto University
A research team from Kyoto University has used human iPS cells to elucidate the causes of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and identify potential drug candidates for treatment.
Africa: New African Research Shapes the Future of HIV Treatment Globally
A new African study is providing evidence for improving HIV treatment management, particularly for patients failing on the drug dolutegravir.
Common diabetes drug may help preserve eyesight as people age
Research indicates that the diabetes medication metformin can reduce the risk of age-related vision loss in older patients.
Study shows types of exercise 'better than any drug' for depression and anxiety
A new study indicates that specific types of exercise may be more effective than medication for treating depression and anxiety.
Synthetic opioids may have caused hundreds more UK deaths than thought
Research indicates that deaths from nitazenes, a potent synthetic opioid, in the UK may be underestimated by up to one-third due to missed detection in toxicology tests.
Atube makes waves in global research
Nigerian-born scientist Kidochukwu Atube is gaining international recognition for his contributions to biomedical research.
Development of an Oral Administration Nanoplatform for Continuous Tumor Destruction and Immune Induction through Joint Research of Kyung Hee University and Mokpo University
Researchers from Kyung Hee University and Mokpo University have collaboratively developed an oral lipid nanoplatform capable of inducing continuous ferroptosis and immune reprogramming in tumors, aimed at enhancing drug delivery and immune response against triple-negative breast cancer.
Marijuana compound may help prevent dementia when paired with common drug
Research from the University of Texas suggests that THC, in combination with the anti-inflammatory drug celecoxib, could help prevent Alzheimerโs disease.
The 'magic' drug that is plaguing sports
James Dalton, a drug discovery scientist with over 100 patents, recalls his groundbreaking research on the effects of a certain drug on rats.
Day of Fight Against Cancer. Scientist: It is worth paying attention to what precedes clinical trials
The article discusses the increasing cancer challenges, focusing on the importance of understanding drug effectiveness before clinical trials, as cancer remains a leading cause of death in Poland.
Diabetes drug metformin may treat 'ticking time bomb' that kills 4,000 a year
Researchers are exploring the potential of metformin, a diabetes medication, to treat a serious condition that leads to 4,000 deaths annually.
Space experiments reveal new way to fight drug-resistant superbugs, scientists say
Research indicates that microgravity conditions aboard the International Space Station can alter the behavior of viruses and bacteria, potentially aiding in the fight against drug-resistant superbugs.
The CNIO closes its cancer drug development and diagnostic units
The National Center for Cancer Research (CNIO) has shut down its cancer diagnosis and drug development units while launching a new action plan focusing on artificial intelligence and computational methodologies.
The CNIO closes its cancer diagnosis and new drug development units
The National Cancer Research Center (CNIO) will close three scientific units, impacting over 20 employees amid an unprecedented crisis.
This fungus quickly develops resistance to drugs. Doctors: It makes it one of the greatest threats in modern medicine
New research highlights the alarming global spread of the drug-resistant fungus Candida auris, which poses serious health risks and has been identified in at least 61 countries.
A bar-laboratory to test the effectiveness of Ozempic against alcoholism
In Bethesda, Maryland, a unique bar serves as a laboratory to explore the potential of Ozempic, a weight-loss drug, to mitigate the effects of alcohol addiction.