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📰 Prostate Cancer Killer Showed Excellent Results. Hope.
Courtesy of New Scientist,
✅ "A cancer-killing virus has stopped pancreatic tumours from growing and spreading in three people in an initial safety trial, raising hopes that it may help to beat the deadly condition."

Neuromics Prostate CAFS were used in a recent immune response study-

Frontiers | The novel subclusters based on cancer-associated fibroblast for pancreatic adenocarcinoma BackgroundPancreatic adenocarcinoma (PAAD) is a fatal disease characterized by promoting connective tissue proliferation in the stroma. Activated cancer-asso...

The foundations that made America the world leader in medical science and public health are under threat due to unqualified and corrupt leadership at HHS, the CDC, and DHS. Here's the story of the talented and friend and Neuromics' friend 🧠 Danielle Beckman-

'One year ago, I gave this interview to CNN about leaving the U.S. because of cuts to scientific funding and because immigrant scientists like me no longer felt welcome there.

What followed was a difficult year. I applied for dozens of positions, received dozens of rejections, and eventually relocated to Germany. Even now, I still mourn some of those opportunities that never materialized. That's a normal part of the process.

At the time, there was widespread concern that American scientists would flood an already saturated European academic job market. That never happened, and likely never will. The reality is that opportunities outside the U.S. are far scarcer than many people realize.

Many of the initiatives and campaigns that promised a "safe haven" for scientists leaving the U.S turned out to be something else entirely. In practice, most were used to attract European researchers back from American institutions, while others functioned largely as political or media statements. Very few created meaningful opportunities for the thousands of scientists, immigrants, and U.S. citizens, whose careers were disrupted by funding cuts and instability.

The hard truth is that most scientists affected by these policies remain trapped. They cannot easily stay, but they cannot easily leave either. Meanwhile, the situation continues to deteriorate.

I wish more institutions and governments expressing concern about the U.S. scientific exodus would move beyond press releases and empty gestures and invest in real pathways for talented researchers to rebuild their careers elsewhere."
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The US has long been a research powerhouse. After Trump’s cuts, other countries are stepping in | CNN Growing up in Brazil, neuroscientist Danielle Beckman always dreamed of moving to the US for work. So, in 2017, when Beckman got the opportunity to work at the California National Primate Research Center at UC Davis, she jumped on it.

Another gem from Nicolas Hubacz-https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolas-hubacz/
Role: Pulmonary fibroblasts are essential structural cells in the lungs that maintain alveolar integrity, produce extracellular matrix (ECM) components, and drive tissue repair.
IF Staining:
🩷 Actin (pink) provides the structural framework that helps cells maintain their shape and respond to mechanical forces from blood flow.
💚 Mitochondria (green) generate the energy required for cellular function, signaling, and vascular health.
💛 DNA (yellow) contains the genetic instructions that guide every aspect of cell behavior.

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Thank you for the post HHMI. This study is a key first step toward finding a cure for Dravet Syndrome.
Dravet syndrome is a rare, often fatal form of childhood epilepsy. New research from David Liu (Harvard University, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard) & collaborators found that a single dose of base editing can correct its underlying mutation in mice, dramatically reducing seizures & extending survival. “This study gives us hope that base editing could be an effective approach for durably correcting the underlying cause of Dravet syndrome in patients,” Liu says. bit.ly/4nLvIAM

Image: Mouse neurons courtesy of Christophe Leterrier, NeuroCyto Lab, INP, Marseille, France, via NIH BRAIN Initiative.

Precision DNA editing targets root cause of severe childhood epilepsy in preclinical study Study in mice shows that base editing can correct the genetic mutation behind Dravet syndrome

And the beats go on. Why the heart is cancer-resistant. This gem is courtesy of Nicolas Hubacz

Our hearts beat more than 100,000 times each day, placing constant mechanical stress on every cell. A new study published in Science suggests this relentless motion may help explain why the heart is one of the most cancer-resistant organs in the body. Researchers found that mechanical load from each heartbeat suppresses cancer cell growth by altering chromatin structure and epigenetic signaling.

❤️ Continuous contraction reduced tumor cell proliferation
🧬 Chromatin became less compact, changing gene accessibility
🔬 Histone methylation patterns shifted
🛡️ Cell division pathways

📄 Reference: Ciucci G. et al. Mechanical load inhibits cancer growth in mouse and human hearts. Science (2026). Authors: Giulio Ciucci, Daniela Lorizio, Serena Zacchigna, and colleagues. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov…