Julia Lainster

The persistent feeling of being physically older and less resilient following a serious illness is no longer just a subjective complaint but is now understood as a tangible biological process driven by cellular damage. Many who recover from infections like influenza or COVID-19 report lingering

The landscape of neuroscience drug development has long been fraught with challenges, where promising therapies frequently falter in late-stage clinical trials, resulting in immense financial losses and dashed hopes for patients. This high rate of failure is largely attributed to the "Complexity

The relentless cycle of flare-ups for those with severe Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease has long demanded a more precise therapeutic weapon, a need the UK's health authorities have now addressed with a new approval. This review evaluates Nucala (mepolizumab), recently authorized by the MHRA

In the complex landscape of modern healthcare, organizations are continually challenged with the dual mandate of providing the safest possible patient care while simultaneously expanding their services to reach more communities in need. This delicate balance is the cornerstone of a sustainable and

With the recent FDA approval of Novo Nordisk's oral version of Wegovy, the landscape of weight management treatment is poised for a monumental shift. We sat down with biopharma expert Ivan Kairatov, whose extensive background in research and development offers a unique lens on this

A concerning and rapid increase in bowel cancer diagnoses among younger adults has added a new layer of urgency to one of oncology's most persistent challenges: the ability of tumors to develop resistance to standard treatments. This growing crisis highlights a critical gap in medical science, as

For decades, the blueprint of disease has been read one letter at a time, searching for single genetic misspellings, yet this approach has consistently fallen short of explaining the full narrative of complex illnesses like cancer. The emergence of AI-driven gene network analysis represents a

Today we're joined by Ivan Kairatov, a biopharma expert at the forefront of medical diagnostics. For decades, the cornerstone of blood analysis has been the microscope, a tool reliant on human interpretation. But what if we could teach a machine to see the invisible signs of disease in a single

In the relentless search for effective Alzheimer's treatments, where many promising paths have led to dead ends, researchers are now turning their attention to a rather unlikely source: an enzyme responsible for producing the gas that gives rotten eggs their infamous smell. This enzyme,

For the more than one in seven individuals battling chronic kidney disease who also suffer from anemia, treatment has often meant managing debilitating symptoms rather than addressing the underlying cause. This reality is poised for a significant change, as a landmark collaboration between