Drug Discovery

Can a Slow Heart Rate Signal a Xylazine Overdose?
Research & Development Can a Slow Heart Rate Signal a Xylazine Overdose?

In the critical moments of treating a suspected opioid overdose, where every second counts, a new study reveals that a common vital sign could be the key to uncovering a hidden and far more complex danger. A groundbreaking investigation suggests that an unusually slow pulse might be the first clear

How Is AI Revolutionizing the Fight Against Cancer?
Tech & Innovation How Is AI Revolutionizing the Fight Against Cancer?

Today, we have the privilege of speaking with Ivan Kairatov, a biopharma expert at the forefront of technological innovation in research and development. His work delves into one of the most exciting intersections in modern medicine: the use of artificial intelligence to accelerate the fight

What Is the True Cost of Medical Tourism?
Research & Development What Is the True Cost of Medical Tourism?

The promise of affordable elective surgery in an exotic location has captivated a growing number of patients, but a closer examination reveals a far more complex and costly reality hidden behind the glossy brochures and enticing online advertisements. This burgeoning global industry, built on the

Could One Type of Fat Control Blood Pressure?
Research & Development Could One Type of Fat Control Blood Pressure?

The relentless global rise of hypertension has long been shadowed by its close companion, obesity, creating a public health crisis that has puzzled scientists and clinicians for decades. For years, the prevailing wisdom held that the sheer volume of body fat was the primary driver of high blood

New Study Reveals a Targetable Weakness in AML
Research & Development New Study Reveals a Targetable Weakness in AML

We sit down with Biopharma expert Ivan Kairatov to discuss a recent study that uncovers a critical vulnerability in acute myeloid leukemia (AML), a notoriously difficult-to-treat blood cancer. This research zeroes in on the survival mechanisms of resilient leukemia stem cells, identifying a key

AI Platform to Revive Shelved Rare Disease Therapies
Research & Development AI Platform to Revive Shelved Rare Disease Therapies

A groundbreaking collaboration is set to address a critical paradox in modern medicine, where potentially life-saving therapies for ultra-rare diseases are abandoned not for lack of scientific merit, but due to insufficient commercial appeal. The American Society of Gene & Cell Therapy (ASGCT) and

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