Research Articles
Uninvited Guests: How Ancient Viruses Hidden in Your DNA Are Shaping Medicine's Future
Explore how endogenous retroviruses, ancient viral fossils in our DNA, are revolutionizing medicine and human biology.
CRISPR Gene Editing: Rewriting the Code of Life
Explore how CRISPR gene editing is revolutionizing medicine, from basic mechanisms to groundbreaking cancer therapies and future applications.
The Body Revealed: A Journey Through the History of Human Anatomy
Explore the fascinating history of human anatomy from ancient times to modern imaging technologies. Discover key figures, breakthroughs, and the evolution of anatomical science.
The Invisible Engine: How Physics, Physiology and Medicine Are Rewriting Evolution's Story
Exploring evolution through physics, physiology and medicine - from molecular thermodynamics to immune system regulation and medical applications.
Cardiology: The Evolution of the Science and the Art
Explore the remarkable journey of cardiology from ancient pulse-lore to modern AI-driven diagnostics and treatments.
The Tiny Virus Revolutionizing Medicine: AAV in Gene Therapy
Explore how adeno-associated virus (AAV) is transforming gene therapy and revolutionizing treatment for genetic diseases.
The Tiny Transporters: How Supramolecular Delivery Systems Are Revolutionizing Medicine
Explore how supramolecular delivery systems are transforming medicine through molecular precision, self-assembly, and intelligent responsiveness.
The Medicine of Tomorrow: Your Pills are Getting a Brain Upgrade
Explore the future of pharmaceutical sciences with personalized medicine, AI-driven drug discovery, and advanced delivery systems that are revolutionizing healthcare.
The Mind-Body Bridge: How Science Is Linking Consciousness to Care
Exploring how mind-body medicine is transforming the philosophical mind-body problem into a scientific frontier with practical health applications.
The Ancient Enemy Within: How Evolution Shaped Human Disease
Explore how evolutionary processes across billions of years have shaped human vulnerability to diseases, from ancient biological systems to recent genetic adaptations.