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With the help of AI, the structure of the rotavirus B spike protein has been revealed – and is reported to have a structure like no other protein.

The human microbiome can provide information regarding the risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, a recent study has shown.

Researchers have expanded on data from the Human Genome Project, using their single-cell sequencing tool – Perturb-seq – to link each human gene to its function and create a free resource for other researchers.

Researchers identified 34 novel genes for further study as potential therapeutic targets for the treatment of endocrine-resistant breast cancer and triple-negative breast cancer.

After the results of a study found high dairy intake was associated with increased prostate cancer risk, the authors urge men already at a higher-than-average risk of prostate cancer to be cautious about dairy intake.

A review of medical records has revealed racial disparities in patients receiving immunotherapy to treat stage 3 or 4 liver cancer.

A new study presents a novel approach to drug repurposing that incorporates two-stage prediction and machine learning.

Researchers have used genetic data from 1.4 million people of diverse ancestry across sub-Saharan Africa to investigate how the use of diverse and representative data can impact our ability to predict risk of disease.

A repurposed FDA-approved drug combined with a novel drug carrier could be used to target microglia and treat neuroinflammatory diseases.

With the help of digital twins, researchers are now aiming to reduce food waste along the production and supply chains.