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…are risky or ineffective, cost and health-wise, especially for long-term use and are associated with severe side effects. Therefore, new alternative therapies for IBD are needed urgently. Probiotic therapy, which…
…some cases, achieve long-lasting remission. However, many cancers do not respond to currently available immunotherapies. In partnership with ME Therapeutics, we have developed antibodies targeting G-CSF, a protein overproduced by…
…young adults are important in spreading the infection. We urgently need to find out how much children and young adults have had the COVID-19 virus. The only way to do…
…tools to address this societal need. If these vaccines are successful, they will be produced safely and efficiently and then mass distributed, at a reasonable cost, and with acceptable shelf-life….
…due injection drug use or obesity, it’s not a viable option. Point-of-care tests (PoCT) that use blood collected through finger prick (like a glucose test) seems to offer a solution…
…by increasing preventive service use (e.g., flu shots, screening for chronic conditions). Yet, <50% of adults aged ≥65 are up-to-date with them. Thus, a central challenge is to identify modifiable…
…anxiety, coping skills, pain level, and type of surgery. Importantly, some of these can be altered. We will collect data to identify patterns that predict which children do well after…
Plants are endowed with biological catalysts (enzymes) that make natural drugs used to treat various human illnesses. Among these, the Chinese happy tree (Camptotheca acuminata) produces the anticancer drug camptothecin….
…main issues of concern. Survivors have an increased risk of developing other diseases (e.g. heart disease, new tumors, strokes, etc.) as results of the late side effects of chemo- and…