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Molecular glues hold strong therapeutic promise for approaches such as targeted protein degradation (TPD) and beyond, yet systematic identification remains challenging. But GlueSEEKER could help to overcome this problem.

Once seen purely as a sports supplement, creatine is now a focus of clinical and public health research. Experts highlight its proven role in muscle performance and emerging potential in brain health, aging and metabolic disorders.

Scientists have tested whether the diabetes drug metformin could improve survival and/or reduce the severity of common and unpleasant side effects associated with the treatment of metastatic prostate cancer.

A Q&A with Dr. Corentin J. Gosling, lead author of an umbrella review, explores the evidence behind complementary and alternative autism therapies. Covering 200 trials and 10,000 participants, the review found no strong proof of benefit.

Heat and air quality are more connected than you might think. Discover how extreme heat triggers pollution spikes that may pose health risks.

Discover a PFAS-free fabric finishing approach that uses cottonseed oil for a safer, sustainable alternative to conventional waterproofing.

David Gopaulchan explains why his recent research could change the way scientists think about chocolate flavor.

Explore how PFAS enter our food, the health risks and new EU laws pushing for safer food through rigorous testing and regulation. We also discuss important considerations and potential contamination sources in PFAS analysis protocols.

Explore types of therapeutic proteins, design strategies and the production methods used in treating cancer, autoimmune diseases and more.

Dr. Michael Traxlmayr detailed how engineered protein “building blocks” can give CAR T cells new abilities, from drug-controlled activation to tumor-specific targeting, offering a blueprint for safer, more precise cancer immunotherapy.