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Preclinical research has identified the key mechanisms of allergy to mugwort pollen, a common weed, providing a basis to develop a vaccine.

Every day, people die when bacteria can no longer be killed with antibiotics. According to research, we should spend less energy on killing them and more on "only" making them harmless while they are in our bodies.

A new study has revealed that women in science are significantly less likely than men to receive credit as an author in publications to which they contribute.

New technology not only repairs heart muscle cells in mice but also regenerates them following a heart attack.

Researchers have tried a new approach that consists of manipulating the microbiome to achieve a potential therapeutic strategy to treat acne without affecting its equilibrium.

Researchers have now demonstrated that oral immunotherapy, effective against peanut allergies, is even safer for pre-schoolers than it is for toddlers and older pre-schoolers.

A 3D-printed system combined with microfluidic technology could offer a new solution for stem cell manufacturing.

Researchers have invented a material that may have a major impact in the development of biomedicines and pave the way for the development of electronic pills and drug implants.

RNA has been identified as a mediator of the enzyme ENO1 during cell development, determining how cells differentiate.

Adult flu vaccination rates have declined in states with low rates of Covid-19 vaccination, which researchers say may be a harbinger of declining trust in public health, suggesting that COVID-19 vaccination behavior has spilled over to flu vaccination behavior.