#News 11 / March / 2024 Bispecific antibodies to fight cancer Chemotherapy with specific antibodies only affects tumor cells, without affecting healthy ones por Editorial staff
#Suggested Reading 08 / March / 2024 Revisiting Indigenous heritage and resistance Professor from the Federal University of Ceará recommends a book that revisits the history of the Indigenous population during the Brazilian dictatorship por Lígia Kerr
#Interviews 26 / March / 2024 Peer review: the challenge of making it more diverse Laura Feetham-Walker, from IOP Publishing, discusses the importance of engaging early career and female researchers in manuscript revision processes por Moura Leite Netto
#Essays 11 / March / 2024 Unconventional approach to valuing science Theo Ruprecht: Scientific research is a valuable resource for society, but it cannot be impervious to criticism and scrutiny por Theo Ruprecht
#Interviews 06 / May / 2024 Technological diversity to innovate at universities Studies by Brazilian Bruno Brandão Fischer suggest that development policies should not only focus on trending technologies por Moura Leite Netto
# 01 / March / 2024 Gene therapy for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy Preclinical trials demonstrate the potential of a single intervention to silence pathogenic alleles and prevent development of the disease por Marina Gomes
# 28 / February / 2024 How to protect children from respiratory syncytial virus Study suggests best period to immunize babies against the deadliest post-neonatal infection por Editorial staff
# 27 / February / 2024 Depression may damage relationships A study shows that depressed people respond more apathetically to social interaction stimuli por Editorial staff
# 23 / February / 2024 The scope of wellness practices at work A British study reveals that instead of meditation, coaching, and stress management, companies should focus on improving working conditions por Editorial staff
# 20 / February / 2024 Racism, lack of education, and living conditions increase the risk of death from AIDS A study of 28.3 million Brazilians revealed how social determinants of health impact the number of deaths caused by the HIV virus por Editorial staff
# 09 / February / 2024 New drug offers hope for treating COVID-19 Cancer drug tested on animals has anti-inflammatory and antiviral effect against SARS-CoV-2 por Editorial staff
# 06 / February / 2024 Polio: why we cannot let our guard down The virus could yet reemerge in Brazil, despite a slight improvement in vaccination coverage por Alex Lima
# 26 / January / 2024 Integrative approaches can be valuable allies in oncology Evidence-based recommendations show, with caveats, the benefits of practices such as acupuncture, reflexology, hypnosis, and massage for patients undergoing cancer treatment por Reinaldo José Lopes
Columns Big Data & Digital Health S&T Policy Environment Public Health Wellness & Mental Health Biotechnology Eliseth Leão 29 / March / 2024 What can nature do for mental health? Contact with natural landscapes, green spaces, and birdsong can help in coping with disorders such as anxiety and depression
Columns Big Data & Digital Health S&T Policy Environment Public Health Wellness & Mental Health Biotechnology André Rauen 24 / April / 2024 Gears and algorithms: The “steam” that will power the twenty-first century Cutting-edge technology has not yet spread far and wide enough to have positive impacts and externalities on the entire economic and social fabric
05 / March / 2024 The challenges of accessing oral healthcare in Amazonas Almost a quarter of the people living on the banks of the Rio Negro have not been to the dentist in the last three years; some have never had access to dental services in their lives, study finds