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A mosquito drinking from a person’s skin.

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A compound that inhibits replication of the dengue virus in mammals was similarly effective in mosquitoes consuming it via blood, reducing transmissibility.&nbsp;

To block dengue, humans and mosquitoes could share antivirals&nbsp;

News

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Merck researchers developed an effective vaccine against pneumococcal diseases.

Outwitting wily pneumonia bacteria with a new vaccine

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Drug Discovery News

Organic molecules with novel biological properties offer new ways to eliminate multidrug-resistant bacteria.&nbsp;

Combatting multidrug-resistant bacterial infections&nbsp;

Webinars

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New research aims to make antibody drug delivery as precise and efficient as the antibodies themselves.

A new frontier in monoclonal antibody delivery

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Luciano Moreira wearing a blue lab coat and holding a white plastic container full of mosquitoes. 

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Etienne Bilgo and Marcelo Jacobs-Lorena standing in front of a large, white, mosquito net encased facility.

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Scientists weaponize the symbiotic bacteria in mosquitoes against the deadly diseases they transmit.

Bacterial warriors fight mosquito-borne diseases

Articles

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An image of Magnus Hoffmann, a biochemist at the California Institute of Technology.

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An image of Aliasger Salem, a pharmaceutical scientist at the University of Iowa.

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An image of Jinjun Shi, a cancer biologist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Pioneering approaches transform vaccine technologies and shape the future of disease prevention.

A new era of vaccine development

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Epithelial cells partner with tissue-resident memory cells to protect the lung during <em>Streptococcus pneumoniae</em> infection.

Clearing lung infections with epithelial cells

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A drawing of the fully extended LYNX drug delivery platform on the left and the folded up version next to a vitamin capsule on the right.

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With a star-shaped drug delivery platform that can stay in the stomach for a week or more, researchers hope to improve medication compliance and overall health.

No more daily pills: A new star in long-acting drug delivery

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Researchers investigate new approaches to revolutionizing vaccines for cancer and infectious diseases.&nbsp;

A New Era of Vaccine Development

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A clear-eyed view of illness emerges from Alzheimer&#39;s disease.

The ecology of disease

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March 2025

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CN Bio

Discover how researchers leverage microphysiological systems in toxicology studies. &nbsp;

Harnessing liver-on-a-chip models for drug safety

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Thermo Fisher Scientific

Learn how researchers can improve compliance and efficiency with advanced LIMS solutions.

Enhancing bioanalytical studies with centralized data management

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Takara Bio

By offering a rich source of insights into disease and drugs, metabolite biomarkers are at the forefront of therapeutic exploration.

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To block dengue, humans and mosquitoes could share antivirals