Research & Development

What happens when a disease, hidden in plain sight, claims over a million lives each year, yet remains stubbornly resistant to modern medicine? Tuberculosis (TB), caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis , stands as one of humanity's oldest and deadliest foes, striking hardest in vulnerable communities

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has traditionally been understood as a condition manifesting in early childhood, yet a pioneering study from the University of Cambridge is turning this perspective on its head with revelations about the genetic and developmental differences tied to the timing of

Imagine a future where detecting cancer at its earliest stage is as straightforward as swallowing a pill and analyzing a urine sample in the privacy of one’s home, without the need for intimidating hospital visits or invasive procedures. This transformative vision is taking shape through a

In a significant leap forward for prostate cancer research, a recent study published in Nature Genetics on November 5 has spotlighted PTGES3 (Prostaglandin E Synthase 3) as a pivotal regulator of the androgen receptor (AR), a protein deeply implicated in the disease’s progression. Conducted by

Leukemia, a relentless cancer affecting blood-forming cells, has puzzled researchers for decades due to its numerous genetic mutations that somehow result in strikingly similar disease outcomes in patients across diverse cases. A groundbreaking study from Baylor College of Medicine, recently

The intricate relationship between the human gut and brain has emerged as a transformative area of study, particularly in understanding mental health challenges among children. Recent statistics reveal that anxiety disorders affect nearly one in five children, prompting researchers to explore