Research Articles
Robert W. Dickerman: The Birdman Who Revolutionized Subspecies Science
The life and achievements of Robert W. Dickerman, the ornithologist who described 59 bird subspecies and revolutionized taxonomic science.
The Integrase Guardian: How Elvitegravir Revolutionized HIV Therapy
Explore how elvitegravir transformed HIV treatment through its unique mechanism as an integrase inhibitor, with insights into its clinical performance and molecular trade-offs.
The Stealth Viruses: Unmasking Non-Polio Enteroviruses in Nigeria's Paralysis Puzzle
Investigating the role of non-polio enteroviruses in acute flaccid paralysis cases in Nigeria post-polio eradication
The Invisible Enemy: Decoding PPRV Through the Science of Serodiagnosis
Exploring serodiagnosis techniques for detecting Peste des Petits Ruminants Virus (PPRV), a major threat to global livestock and wildlife populations.
The Silent Conductor: How Failing Mitochondria Conduct a Symphony of Immune Chaos
Exploring how mitochondrial deterioration orchestrates catastrophic immune dysfunction in human-specific intractable diseases.
Harnessing the Ocean's Pharmacy: Marine Algae, Viral Hunters, and the Future of Medicine
Exploring groundbreaking discoveries from ISSHID 2019 about marine algae's potential in immunotherapy and viral treatments for cancer and infectious diseases.
Beyond the Sunset: How Tumor-Targeted Gene Therapy is Redefining Cancer Survival
Exploring how tumor-targeted gene therapy is revolutionizing cancer treatment and enabling long-term survival
The Meta-Analysis Crisis: How COVID-19 Research Became Drowned in Data but Starved for Quality
An analysis of COVID-19 meta-analyses revealing quality issues in pandemic research and solutions for future crises.
The Unseen Storm: How Primary Postpartum Hemorrhage Reshapes Maternal Health Long After Birth
Exploring the long-term impacts of primary postpartum hemorrhage on maternal health, including physical and psychological effects, prediction models, and systemic solutions.
The Viral Frontier: Unlocking Earth's Invisible Inhabitants
Exploring Earth's vast viral universe - from giant ocean viruses to endogenous retroviruses shaping human evolution