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A common antimicrobial additive increases colonic inflammation

6 years ago stm.sciencemag.org

A live vaccine rapidly protects against cholera in an infant rabbit model

6 years ago stm.sciencemag.org vaccine

Scientists successfully reduce tinnitus (constant ringing in ears) in human subjects

6 years ago stm.sciencemag.org

Auditory stimulation with an experimental device using precisely timed sounds and weak electrical pulses reduced tinnitus in humans in a double-blinded, sham-controlled, crossover clinical study.

6 years ago stm.sciencemag.org

New urine test reveals antibiotic-resistant bacteria in 30 minutes.

7 years ago stm.sciencemag.org

Although dengue hemorrhagic fever can be life-threatening, not all infected people present with symptoms

7 years ago stm.sciencemag.org

A phenotypically and functionally distinct human TH2 cell subpopulation is associated with allergic disorders

7 years ago stm.sciencemag.org

Researchers created engineered liver tissue that expands after transplant.

7 years ago stm.sciencemag.org

Bad eczema flare-ups may be caused by different strains of Staphylococcus bacteria, with greater Staphylococcus aureus predominance in patients with more severe disease and Staphylococcus epidermidis predominance in patients with less severe disease.

7 years ago stm.sciencemag.org disease

Cause of breathlessness in heart failure patients discovered.

7 years ago stm.sciencemag.org

An experimental treatment using human monoclonal antibodies conferred a survival benefit of up to 100% in guinea pigs and rhesus monkeys in late stages of infection with lethal levels of Marburg and Ravn viruses…

7 years ago stm.sciencemag.org

Researchers engineer salmonella to act as trojan horse to kill cancer cells

7 years ago stm.sciencemag.org cancer

Skin substitute treats leg ulcers by letting the body think it's a normal wound

7 years ago stm.sciencemag.org

Researchers tested a genetically attenuated malaria parasite as a vaccine in 10 human volunteers using infected mosquito bites with a single exposure consisting of 150 to 200 bites per subject

7 years ago stm.sciencemag.org malaria vaccine

Early changes in CSF sTREM2 in dominantly inherited Alzheimer’s disease occur after amyloid deposition and neuronal injury

7 years ago stm.sciencemag.org disease

A synthetic version of a sea sponge protein, diazonamide DZ-2384, fights cancer cells by inhibiting mitosis in mice while being less toxic than existing chemotherapy

8 years ago stm.sciencemag.org cancer

An Alzheimer’s drug, verubecestat, has been shown to effectively “switched off” the production of toxic amyloid proteins that lead to the sticky plaques seen in the brains of Alzheimer’s patients by halting the steady production of amyloid-beta proteins through blocking a brain enzyme called BACE1.

8 years ago stm.sciencemag.org brain

Experimental Drug Mixture Protects Monkeys from Ebola Virus.

8 years ago stm.sciencemag.org

To survive cancer, live with it: a mathematical oncologist uses evolutionary principles to show that smaller doses of chemotherapy, applied when necessary, have better outcomes

8 years ago stm.sciencemag.org cancer

Human endogenous retrovirus-K contributes to motor neuron disease

8 years ago stm.sciencemag.org disease

New Alzheimer’s treatment fully restores memory function in 75% of an Alzheimer's disease mouse model

9 years ago stm.sciencemag.org disease

DNA in saliva reveals the presence of head and neck cancer.

9 years ago stm.sciencemag.org cancer

Multiple Sclerosis: both patients and healthy individuals have T-Cells in brain. Those with disease produce different cytokines.

9 years ago stm.sciencemag.org brain disease

Breakthrough discovery in cancer treatment: Immunological mechanisms of the antitumor effects of supplemental oxygenation

9 years ago stm.sciencemag.org cancer

Scientists have discovered how to inject substances into the human brain, offering potential to treat Alzheimer’s

10 years ago stm.sciencemag.org brain

Drug can return adult brain, to "child-like" learning state

10 years ago stm.sciencemag.org brain

Evidence shows immunotherapy drug is broadening the range of the T-cell responses to cancer, rather than just amplifying existing ones

10 years ago stm.sciencemag.org cancer

Experimental 'pulse radiotherapy' kills cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue

10 years ago stm.sciencemag.org cancer