November 2021

In a new study, Saluzzo, et al., has reported that the time of starting antiretroviral therapy may influence tumour development. A novel finding as the mechanism underlying the pathophysiology of chronic tissue-related...

In a recent study by researchers at MIT, Duong, et al., have identified a potential approach to indirectly activate T cells, through the recruitment of a helper immune cells i.e. dendritic cells. An interesting new approach to immunotherapy.

In a promising new study, researchers from the University of Leicester have developed a new approach to potentially treating and vaccinating against Alzheimer’s disease. An potentially major finding that may have immense implications. Could this be what the world has been waiting for...

In a new study published in PLOS Pathogens,  researchers have demonstrated how specific features on the surface of HIV-infected cells play a key role in immune system evasion. A significant and novel finding... 

In a new study, researchers from the University of Copenhagen and their collaborators, have reported on new insights into acquired adaptive immunity towards malaria following infection and vaccination. An interesting comparison...

In a recent study, researchers aimed to characterise the presence of autoantibodies against autoantigens associated with known autoimmune diseases...

In a recent paper, Horten, et al., have revealed potential causes for T cells exhaustion and how this subset may become non-responsive to immune checkpoint blockade (ICB).

Recently, researchers have identified patterns within tumours that will help with predicting if patients with kidney cancer will respond to immunotherapy.

A recently published focus article has highlighted two interesting studies which investigated the response of pregnant women to natural infections and COVID-19 vaccines. The results are interesting...