This new test offers clinicians a tool to detect endometriosis in patients whose lesions may be missed by standard imaging, helping address years-long delays in diagnosis.
From affinity to function, antibody discovery has shifted toward programmable biologics engineered to survive human physiology and execute complex therapeutic tasks at scale.
Wake Forest researchers have reprogrammed macrophages to target metastatic tumors in the brain, offering a potential new approach where conventional therapies struggle.
AI and high-throughput functional screening helped researchers design antibodies that selectively activate CB2, reducing inflammation and scar tissue in human liver tissue.
High-throughput T-cell receptor sequencing reveals shared immune signatures in celiac disease, opening the door to earlier, less invasive diagnosis and disease monitoring.
After decades of slow progress, advances in molecular profiling and organoid technology are creating new pathways for non-invasive diagnosis and targeted treatment of endometriosis.
Hair loss affects millions, and a new wave of therapies — from drugs to cell-based treatments — could finally offer safe, effective, and lasting solutions.