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Researchers search for new lung cancer drug | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Researchers search for new lung cancer drug | News, Sports, Jobs

MORGANTOWN — Science is a team sport, and a group of West Virginia University researchers with differing expertise and approaches are joining forces to seek a

Five reasons why the anti-biotech movement is in retreat - Vimarsana News

Five reasons why the anti-biotech movement is in retreat

The pro-science community has recently chalked up several important wins in Europe. First, on January 24, the powerful environment committee of the European Parliament backed the reform of the cumbersome regulatory system to allow ‘new genomic techniques’ (NGTs) to be used in crop breeding. (NGTs include gene editing tools like CRISPR, which can develop better crops more rapidly than conventional breeding but don’t necessarily introduce new DNA.)

Re-engineering Immune Cells Opens Door to Promising Therapy for Lupus Kidney Inflammation - Vimarsana News

Re-engineering Immune Cells Opens Door to Promising Therapy for Lupus Kidney Inflammation

/PRNewswire/ -- Research featured in Nature Communications highlights a novel approach that re-engineers a person's own immune cells to suppress the overactive...

Researchers will track cancer screening - Vimarsana News

Researchers will track cancer screening

A Lineberger team received a $1.2 million grant to develop efficient, low-cost methods to improve early detection.

Source: unc.edu
Out-Of-Touch Davos Elites Insist Disinfo On 'The Science' No. 1 Global Threat - Vimarsana News

Out-Of-Touch Davos Elites Insist Disinfo On 'The Science' No. 1 Global Threat

The World Economic Forum gentry described 'the science' as something akin to a religion under attack by freethinkers and skeptics.