Research Articles
The Hidden Heart Risk: How Tuberculosis Increases Cardiovascular Danger
Ground-breaking research reveals TB's lasting impact on cardiovascular health through persistent inflammation and vascular damage.
The Scarred Highway: Can a Common Blood Pressure Drug Stop a Rare Surgical Complication?
Exploring how RAAS blockers like Losartan may prevent sclerosing encapsulated peritonitis caused by chlorhexidine exposure
The Phantom Fever: Chasing the Hidden Cancer Within
Explore the medical mystery of paraneoplastic fever - a persistent fever that signals hidden cancer. Learn about diagnosis criteria, cytokine research, and diagnostic tools.
The Stalled Healing Brigade: Unlocking the Secrets of Chronic Wounds
Discover how macrophage migration inhibitory factor, glucocorticoids, and endothelial progenitor cells interact in chronic wound healing processes.
The Double Agent in Our Gut: How One Protein Both Ignites and Fights Cancer
Discover the paradoxical role of TIPE2 protein in colitis-associated colon cancer - a molecular double agent that both initiates and inhibits tumor progression.
The Silent Sacrifice: How Dying Cells Help Us Fight a Stealthy Parasite
Discover how the phagocytosis of apoptotic cells modulates lipid droplet formation and immune response against Trypanosoma cruzi through PPARγ activation.
The Heart's Double-Edged Sword: Calming the Fire After a Heart Attack
Exploring how diltiazem, a common blood pressure medication, helps control harmful inflammation after heart attacks and protects heart tissue from further damage.
The Hidden Transformation: How Gastric Bypass Surgery Reshapes Our Inner Ecosystem
Explore how Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery transforms gut microbiome, blood lipids, and inflammation markers like IL-6 for lasting health benefits.
The Eye's Double-Edged Sword: How a Unique Immune Cell Rewires Vision Repair
Exploring how macrophage polarization influences tissue repair in ischemic retinopathy and the potential for new therapeutic approaches.
The Pill with a Double Life: How an Antidepressant Calms Inflammation
Discover how fluvoxamine, a common antidepressant, inhibits inflammatory gene expression through the NF-κB pathway, revealing its potential as an anti-inflammatory agent.