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Keywords: Medical research


AI helps scientists design novel viruses, raising new questions about biological security

Artificial intelligence has taken a new step into the field of synthetic biology, with US researchers using an AI system to generate previously unseen variants of a harmless virus. The research, published in Science on August 6, demonstrates how AI can analyze enormous quantities of genetic information......

AI-designed synthetic viruses could transform medicine while raising biosecurity questions

Researchers at Stanford University have demonstrated how artificial intelligence can be used to design synthetic viruses that do not exist in nature, marking a significant advance in biotechnology with the potential to reshape future medical treatments. While the breakthrough could accelerate the development......

Russian Scientists Develop Promising Cancer-Fighting Virus Technology

Russian biotechnology company Biocad has announced the development of an innovative platform for producing genetically engineered oncolytic viruses designed to target and destroy cancer cells. The breakthrough represents a significant step forward in the search for more effective and precise cancer therapies. According......

Russia develops three new experimental cancer vaccines

Russia is planning to develop three new experimental vaccines targeting different types of cancer, according to Alexander Gintsburg, scientific director of the Gamaleya National Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology and a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Gintsburg said that future......

Fibromyalgia gains new genetic clues as researchers uncover biological roots of chronic pain

Fibromyalgia is increasingly being recognized as a complex medical condition with a clear biological basis rather than an unexplained or purely psychological disorder. New research has identified genetic factors that may increase a person's susceptibility to the condition, offering fresh insight......

Chinese university launches investigation after reported death in experimental gene therapy trial

A Chinese university has opened an internal investigation following reports that the death of a six-year-old participant in an experimental gene therapy trial was not disclosed in a published scientific study, raising new questions about transparency and ethical standards in clinical research. The inquiry......

BCG vaccine study points to potential new strategy for delaying Alzheimer’s disease

Researchers are exploring an unexpected avenue in the fight against Alzheimer's disease after new findings suggested that the Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) vaccine, originally developed to prevent tuberculosis, may help strengthen the brain's defenses against neurodegeneration. Although......

Experts warn heavy World Cup drinking may affect male fertility for months

Health experts are warning that excessive alcohol consumption during the 2026 FIFA World Cup could have lasting effects on male fertility, with the impact on sperm quality potentially continuing for several months after the tournament ends. Medical specialists explain that sperm production is a continuous......

New studies suggest Parkinson’s disease may first reveal itself through the sense of smell

Emerging research suggests that changes in the sense of smell may be among the earliest warning signs of Parkinson’s disease and other neurological disorders, long before the appearance of the better-known motor symptoms. Scientists believe that damage to the olfactory system could provide valuable......

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