Deadly brain cancer shrinks after CAR-T therapy — but for how long is unclear
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First US drug approved for a liver disease surging around the world
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Rapid unleashing of macrophage efferocytic capacity via transcriptional pause release
Morioka, S., Maueröder, C. & Ravichandran, K. S. Living on the edge: efferocytosis at the interface of homeostasis and pathology.
Evolutionary trajectories of small cell lung cancer under therapy
Human lung tumour specimens This study was approved by the institutional review board of the University of Cologne. We analysed
Verbose robots, and why some people love Bach: Books in Brief
Vision Impairment Michael Crossland UCL Press (2024) On a typical day in his clinic, London-based optometrist Michael Crossland assesses both
an early-career researcher’s checklist for prioritizing projects
Deciding which projects to pursue can be daunting, but a simple framework can help you to decide which ones are
Bird-flu threat disrupts Antarctic penguin studies
Avian flu has been detected sub-Antarctic king penguins.Credit: Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty A deadly strain of bird flu
How Hawking’s paradox still puzzles physicists
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Divas, captains, ghosts, ants and bumble-bees: collaborator attitudes explained
It takes all sorts: different collaborators approach projects in different ways, and managing relationships between them is a crucial challenge.Credit:
Peer-replication model aims to address science’s ‘reproducibility crisis’
An independent team could replicate select experiments in a paper before publication, to help catch errors and poor methodology.Credit: SolStock/Getty