Researchers coated cancer cells with bacterial signals that prompted macrophages to recognize and engulf them, raising phagocytosis from about 20% to 70% in laboratory tests and slowing tumours in mice. The approach is inventive, but it remains preclinical and has not been tested for safety or effectiveness in people.
Researchers coated cancer cells with bacterial signals that prompted macrophages to recognize and engulf them, raising phagocytosis from about 20% to 70% in laboratory tests and slowing tumours in mice. The approach is inventive, but it remains preclinical and has not been tested for safety or effectiveness in people.
Scientists Made Cancer Cells Look Like Bacteria So Immune Cells Would Eat Them
A new multicentre AI framework analyses changing hospital data to predict acute kidney injury and explain which signals shaped its warning. The research could support earlier intervention, but retrospective prediction is not proof that alerts will improve patient outcomes in real clinical practice.
A new multicentre AI framework analyses changing hospital data to predict acute kidney injury and explain which signals shaped its warning. The research could support earlier intervention, but retrospective prediction is not proof that alerts will improve patient outcomes in real clinical practice.
An AI Could Warn Hospitals About Kidney Injury Before the Damage Becomes Obvious
An international study of more than 600 childhood tumours identified mutation patterns linked to specific cancer treatments, sometimes within 91 days. The findings may support earlier monitoring of resistant disease, but they do not show that chemotherapy causes every relapse or provide a clinical test yet.
An international study of more than 600 childhood tumours identified mutation patterns linked to specific cancer treatments, sometimes within 91 days. The findings may support earlier monitoring of resistant disease, but they do not show that chemotherapy causes every relapse or provide a clinical test yet.
Chemotherapy Can Leave a DNA Fingerprint in Childhood Tumours Within Months
This randomized controlled trial examines whether music-based group exercise offers advantages over standard individual exercise in patients with acquired brain injury. Using a four-week intervention, the authors compare cognitive performance, mood, and activities of daily living between both approaches.
While music-based group training was not superior in clinical outcomes, the study provides careful evidence that both formats support cognitive and functional improvement, with clear differences in enjoyment, concentration, and individual preference.
Open access study:
https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1650872#Neurorehabilitation#ClinicalResearch#MusicTherapy#BrainInjury#StrokeRecovery#CognitiveRehabilitation#OpenAccess
