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Meet the founders of probiotic supplements brand Heights - Vimarsana News

Meet the founders of probiotic supplements brand Heights

Dan Murray-Serter and Joel Freeman are the co-founders of the science-backed brain and gut supplement brand Heights.

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After significant breakthrough, J'can scientist not letting up on cancer research | Lead Stories - Vimarsana News

After significant breakthrough, J'can scientist not letting up on cancer research | Lead Stories

Dr Simone Badal McCreath, the Jamaican scientist chosen among 25 others worldwide for the inaugural Rising Scholars: Breast Cancer programme, is intent on creating more cancer cell lines for black people in the fight against prostate and breast...

​TB vaccines, diagnostics and biomarker discovery: the MRC Gambia TB case-contact platform - Vimarsana News

​TB vaccines, diagnostics and biomarker discovery: the MRC Gambia TB case-contact platform

The TB case-contact platform at the MRC Unit in The Gambia provides a unique opportunity for analysing immunity to TB across the spectrum of infection and disease. MRCG has been involved in several multi-site studies to define correlates of protective immunity to TB. However, until recently these have been mainly blood-derived. The establishment of bronchoscopy and single-cell RNA sequencing at MRCG has paved the way for identification of correlates of protection at the site of infection for rational development of next generation vaccines. 

NexCAR 19 cancer therapy: Conceived at IIT Bombay, delivered in Tata Memorial - Vimarsana News

NexCAR 19 cancer therapy: Conceived at IIT Bombay, delivered in Tata Memorial

CAR T-cell therapy involves modifying a patient’s T-cells—white blood cells that are integral to the immune system. The lab-modified cells are then infused in the patient to multiply and fight cancerous cells. The therapy costs $400,000 in the US and tenth of that in India. But, does it work?

Recipients of the Māori Cancer Researcher Awards aim to improve cancer care - Vimarsana News

Recipients of the Māori Cancer Researcher Awards aim to improve cancer care

Three researchers committed to maximising Māori health gains are receiving funding for their research into improving cancer care