Adam Boros, PhD
Adam studied at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Medicine for his MSc and PhD conducting research on the immune system throughout pregnancy. He has worked as a medical pharmaceutical writer and was involved in both the promotional and educational aspects of drug development. When Adam isn’t writing, you can find him playing jazz piano or cooking something adventurous in the kitchen.
Articles by Adam Boros, PhD
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After tackling toxicity and a trial halt, Elena Koundourakis and her team at Takeda are on the cusp of a first-in-class drug for people living with narcolepsy.
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Elizabeth Laws leads Sanofi’s inflammation and immunology development pipeline to test the first oral TNFR1 inhibitor for rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis.
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Engineered platelets controlled bleeding in mice and pig models of trauma.
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Merck researchers developed an effective vaccine against pneumococcal diseases.
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Cowpea mosaic virus stimulated the immune system to treat and prevent metastatic cancers in mice.
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Targeted drug delivery using microneedle patches could help treat alopecia areata.
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A changing dance of transcription factors modulates T regulatory cell gene expression in different immune contexts with implications for cancer and autoimmune diseases.
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Manish Sharma led a clinical trial for a new antibody-drug conjugate that decreased tumor size in patients who had not responded to chemotherapy.
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Organ-on-a-chip technology can replicate the cervix microenvironment in bacterial vaginosis.
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Epilepsy onset and seizure severity are linked to variants in the SCN2A gene, potentially leading to improved diagnostics and treatments.
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Natural killer cells can sometimes attack beneficial CAR T cell immunotherapies. Now, researchers have discovered why and a potential way to stop them.
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Researchers uncovered the structure of the measles fusion glycoprotein and identified a neutralizing antibody capable of decreasing its virulence.
