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Scientists Have Developed a Blood Test For Anxiety

AuroBlog - Aurous Healthcare Clinical Trials blog

Researchers have developed a blood test to determine a person’s risk of developing anxiety, while also providing insight into its current severity and best course of treatment.

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Scientists home in on cause of Duchenne gene therapy side effect

Bio Pharma Dive

An unusual collaboration among gene therapy developers suggests certain mutations could be behind "peculiar" side effects experienced by several patients treated in clinical trials.

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GSK hires away top Pfizer vaccine scientist

Bio Pharma Dive

Philip Dormitzer, who helped Pfizer develop shots for COVID-19, RSV and influenza, will become the British pharma's head of vaccine R&D next month.

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Scientists develop largest ever biological AI model that ‘thinks in nucleotides’

Pharmaceutical Technology

A team of scientists has developed a new AI-based foundation model that can give insights into disease-causing mutations and genome design.

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InvisiShield and Gladstone partner to develop intranasal preventatives

Pharmaceutical Technology

Pre-clinical-stage biotechnology firm InvisiShield Technologies has partnered with Gladstone Institutes to develop intranasal preventatives against airborne viral infections including influenza, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and SARS-CoV-2.

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A Single Drop of Blood Could Soon Reveal Your Risk of Developing MS

AuroBlog - Aurous Healthcare Clinical Trials blog

As treatments for multiple sclerosis (MS) continue to improve, scientists are looking for ways to spot the condition before symptoms set in. With nothing more than a drop of blood, medical specialists could soon have years of advance warning that the disease is developing.

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Scientists discover non-invasive approach for cancer therapy

Pharmaceutical Technology

Scientists at the Northwestern University in Illinois, US, have discovered a non-invasive approach to isolate a tumour’s attack cells from blood, rather than from tumours. Scientists removed and processed melanoma tumours, and found tumour-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) within them.

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