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Aug. 12, 2016

Virtual reality, robots, feedback contribute to the surprising recovery of paraplegics

A combination of virtual reality, tactile feedback and exoskeleton training has allowed paralyzed individuals to regain both voluntary motion and sensation below the level of their spinal cord injury, scientists reported yesterday. Read More

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EHA 2026: With new lenses, a changing view on pediatric cancers

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In the most simplistic view, adult cancers occur because “immature cells are exposed to mutagens, accumulate mutations, and across life ultimately transform into...

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Anti-C5aR1 antibodies linked to outcomes in giant cell arteritis

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More effective glucocorticoid-sparing therapies are needed for the treatment of giant cell arteritis (GCA). Studies found that complement signaling pathways...

Fortvita and Innovent patent new anti-TROP2/B7-H4 ADCs

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Fortvita Biologics Inc. and Innovent Biologics (Suzhou) Co. Ltd. have jointly reported new antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) comprising a bispecific antibody or...