Studies reveal safe checkpoint inhibitors for cardiovascular toxicities
In the first scale investigation of cardiovascular complications linked to immune checkpoint inhibitors, Vanderbilt researchers have shown that heart and vessel complications include myocarditis, pericarditis, vasculitis and arrhythmias that occur…
Young Kids earned a relevant treatment for Hepatitis C
Treatment with weight-based sofosbuvir/ledipasvir (Harvoni) for 12 weeks will serve as a remedy for most young children with chronic hepatitis C, as stated in a report. This newly developed oral…
Flexible and powerful against cancer
Connecting restoratively dynamic atoms to particular antibodies can pilot them to their assigned targets and limit reactions - particularly while treating tumors. Researchers have now portrayed novel conjugates produced using…
Universities have to provide ranking data or will get funding cuts
Prakash Javadekar, Human Resource Development minister of India, has announced that the colleges and public Universities which fail to participate in the country’s ranking system will face the consequences. Because…
Japan struggles to main its position in digital era research
Japan’s science research papers published in International journals have dropped by 6% since Budget for the development of Science and technology has been declining since 2012, another problem that is…
A new pilot agreement by MPG and IOP
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft (MPG) and IOP Publishing (IOP) are merging to develop a new pilot agreement, for Making Open Access publishing as easy as possible for the researchers. IOP is operating with…
IOP Publishing reveals new look for Physics World
Physics World, the science news website has been re-launched by IOP Publishing, and the phase of development will run through the first half of 2018. The new design is made…
Xi Jinping’s power grab demands a clear western response
Xi Jinping's grab for power without term limits is the biggest move yet in a global shift by Putin. This monumental change has profound implications for both China and the…
PLOS supports the idea to Improve Transparency for Author Contributions
A group of scientific organizations met under the aegis of the US National Academy of Sciences to discuss ways to improve the transparency of author contributions. The recommendations were based…
War hampers scientific research in the Arab region
Persist civil war over the past four years has negatively affected scientific research in the Arab region. The continuous ongoing war has hampered the work of researchers in Yemen too,…