Archives: 2025-02-01

Large Study Finds IV Iron Treatment During Pregnancy Safe and Effective for Anemia

One of the Largest Studies of its Kind Finds Early Intervention with Iron Delivered Intravenously During Pregnancy is a Safe and Effective Treatment for Anemia  Anemia during pregnancy is a common occurrence and often due to iron deficiency. It is a global public health problem, affecting an estimated 37 percent of pregnant individuals, according to

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CAR-T cells can transfer antitumour immunity to other T cells by exchanging surface proteins

Novel research in cells and mice models has provided insight into the mechanisms that regulate trogocytosis, a process during which immune cells can exchange membrane-bound proteins. The study showed that chimeric antigen receptor cells (so-called CAR-T cells) could transfer tumour antigen-specific receptors to recipient T cells, and in doing so equipped the latter cells with tumour-targeting

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