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Iran produces next-generation targeted cancer drug
(Tehran Ana)- Iranian researchers have developed a next-generation antibody-drug conjugate for targeted treatment of breast and gastrointestinal cancers, offering greater efficacy and improved survival compared with earlier therapies.
Brain molecule may lead to new sleep treatments
(Tehran Ana)- Chinese researchers have identified a natural brain molecule that regulates the need for sleep and could provide a new target for treating sleep disorders.
Bee venom may boost Parkinson’s treatment
(Tehran Ana)- A study by Mexican researchers found that bee venom, when combined with standard levodopa/carbidopa therapy, improved motor and cognitive function in mice with Parkinson’s-like symptoms, suggesting potential for future adjunctive treatments.
New technique enables precise growth of tiny blood vessels in the lab
(Tehran Ana)- Researchers at MIT have developed a magnetic technology that precisely controls the growth of tiny blood vessels, potentially advancing the development of transplantable human tissues and organs.
Scientists explore MicroRNA-Based strategy against lung cancer
(Tehran Ana)- A US study has identified a potential strategy for slowing the growth of non-small cell lung cancer by restoring the balance of two naturally occurring molecules that regulate gene activity inside cells.
Blood test may detect pancreatic cancer before it is too late
(Tehran Ana)- Researchers at Japan’s Kanazawa University have developed a blood test that could help detect pancreatic cancer at an early stage, potentially improving treatment outcomes.
Iran tops IMSC 2026 with four gold medals and team championship
(Tehran Ana)- Iran's national mathematics olympiad team claimed first place at the 2026 International Mathematics Competition of Shanghai, earning four gold and two silver medals to lead the overall standings.
Scientists create first artificial cell that grows and divides
(Tehran Ana)- Researchers have developed the first artificial cell capable of growing, replicating its DNA, and dividing to produce new cells, marking a major advance in synthetic biology.
Study identifies unexpected viral link to Parkinson’s disease risk
(Tehran Ana)- A new study published in BBIH suggests that certain viral infections may increase the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease by damaging dopamine-producing brain cells.
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