How one of the oldest and cheapest medicines has helped researchers kill cancer cells in less than three days
Digoxin (digitalis, a purified product of the foxglove plant) has been around for nearly a century and is ‘cheap as chips’. It is...
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Treg cells: peacekeepers of the immune system or stealthy saboteurs? It’s big business either way.
Regulatory T cells (Tregs; pronounced 'tee-regs'), are a critical negotiator in the body’s immune response. ‘Killer’ and ‘helper’ T...
What can we learn from a sea cucumber?
The curious habit of vomiting its viscera at predators may mean the lowly sea cucumber holds the key to a clearer understanding of the...
Is regenerative medicine the 'Wild West' of modern science?
A recent report published in The Lancet calls for a coordinated strategy to reform the science and policy behind stem cells and...
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