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Altering cellular interactions around amyloid plaques may offer novel Alzheimer's treatment strategies - Vimarsana News

Altering cellular interactions around amyloid plaques may offer novel Alzheimer's treatment strategies

Researchers made a significant breakthrough in Alzheimer's disease research by identifying a novel way to potentially slow down or even halt disease progression. The study, which focuses on the role of reactive astrocytes and the plexin-B1 protein in Alzheimer's pathophysiology, provides crucial insights into brain cell communication and opens the door to innovative treatment strategies.

Forge Biologics Joins Consortium to Develop and Manufacture AAV Gene Therapies for Rare Diseases - Vimarsana News

Forge Biologics Joins Consortium to Develop and Manufacture AAV Gene Therapies for Rare Diseases

Researchers want to streamline the drug development process to reduce costs and enable companies to bring more gene therapies to patients.

Nemours Children's Health selected to conduct first gene therapy clinical trial for Morquio A syndrome - Vimarsana News

Nemours Children's Health selected to conduct first gene therapy clinical trial for Morquio A syndrome

As part of the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health Accelerating Medicines Partnership Bespoke Gene Therapy Consortium, Nemours Children's Health has been chosen to conduct a first-of-its-kind gene therapy clinical trial for Morquio A syndrome.

Clinical Biomarkers of Lupus Nephritis Activity Unreliable - Vimarsana News

Clinical Biomarkers of Lupus Nephritis Activity Unreliable

Invasive kidney biopsy has been the mainstay for lupus nephritis management. Investigators are currently looking for noninvasive markers.