Ebola Vaccine Study Finds Cross-Reactive T Cells Against Bundibugyo Virus
An Ebola vaccine study reports cross-reactive T cells against Bundibugyo virus as the outbreak in Congo continues.
Scientific research into vaccines, infections, the microbiome and antimicrobial resistance.
Protein Fragment Corisin Identified as Driver of Pulmonary Fibrosis in New Study
A new study links the bacterial peptide corisin to pulmonary fibrosis and points to a possible treatment target.
New UK Research Sheds Light on Preventing Serious Complications in Long Covid Care
UK researchers report new long Covid care findings from a phase 3 trial in Nature Medicine.
Shingles Vaccination Linked to Lower Heart Disease and Stroke Risk, Study Suggests
A study suggests the shingles vaccine may be linked to lower heart disease and stroke risk, adding to emerging preventive medicine research.
New BMJ Brief Highlights Fresh UK Debates on Flu Vaccines, GLP-1 Access and Doctor Training
The BMJ reports on UK medical developments, from mRNA flu jab approval to GLP-1 access and doctor training reform.
Gut Microbes Linked to Brain Chemistry in New Study
A new UK study links gut bacteria to brain chemistry, adding fresh human evidence for the microbiome’s role in mental health.
Scientists Link Epstein-Barr Virus to Multiple Sclerosis Mechanism in New Nature Study
Nature reports a new mechanism linking Epstein-Barr virus to multiple sclerosis, advancing research into disease causes and prevention.
Health Research UK launches national study into long-term effects of COVID-19 vaccines on immune memory
New UK national study launched to track long-term immune memory after COVID-19 vaccination, informing booster policy and vaccine strategy.
Mutated ‘super flu’ subclade K drives hospital surge as NHS faces pressure from COVID, RSV and possible doctors’ strike
Subclade K ‘super flu’ is accelerating infections in England, with hospital beds filled and fears of a surge amid COVID, RSV and strike risks.
