Immunology

Therapeutic modulation of checkpoint inhibitors is bringing new treatment to cancer patients

A vaccine against the common cold has long eluded us, but now researchers are on its track

New hope in the battle against the dark side of transplantation

Dropped as an anti-rejection drug, daclizumab is back with a new indication in MS

New findings have revealed that “dirty” mice can actually recapitulate the human adult immune system better than lab mice

The moment a baby enters the world – even before its first breath – the tiny body receives a massive infusion of bacteria, viruses and fungi.

How do birds transmit potentially fatal fungal infection to humans without being infected themselves?

On each side of the brain stem, a florescent green marker illuminates the two networks of 200 neurons that control the sighing reflex

Like many drugs today, pembrolizumab (Keytruda) was the result of a group effort. Here, we catch up with two scientists who shaped the destiny of the biotherapeutic at very different stages in its development.

Revolutionary cancer immunotherapies appear to alleviate Alzheimer’s symptoms in mice