#News 17 / April / 2026 International programs seek talents from US Initiatives in countries such as Germany and Brazil are increasing their support for US-based researchers seeking a more stable environment por Samuel Fernandes
#News 16 / April / 2026 Can social media impact your health? Researcher compares the impact of Big Tech to that of the tobacco industry and advocates for new regulatory framework por Gabriela Monteiro
#News 06 / April / 2026 Use of AI in scientific research Early reliance on AI tools may undermine learning, critical thinking and the authenticity of academic work, according to a researcher por Editorial staff
#Interviews 08 / April / 2026 The role of randomized trials Karla Santo: Even in urgent contexts, such as occurred with COVID-19 vaccines, the necessary studies were conducted before approval por Moura Leite Netto
#Interviews 13 / March / 2026 Monoclonal antibodies against HIV Research led by Marina Caskey reveals the potential of monoclonal antibodies capable of neutralizing multiple strains of HIV por Samuel Fernandes
# 20 / July / 2026 Teaching faculty how to use ChatGPT is not enough, study warns Research suggests teacher training needs to go beyond tutorials and address ethics, methodologies, and new forms of AI-aided assessment por Gabriela Monteiro
# 16 / July / 2026 Can AI help overstretched peer reviewers? Researchers advocate using AI to screen manuscripts, detect fraud, and support editors, while warning of risks to process integrity por Daniel Dieb
# 10 / July / 2026 Cancer treatments advance, but clinical trials lack diversity Most drugs are tested on populations from wealthy countries—expanding participation to other regions could make therapies more effective for different patient profiles por Gabriela Monteiro
# 09 / July / 2026 Study identifies clues to distinguish benign tumor from salivary gland cancer Analysis of atypical cases suggests that cellular markers may help distinguish Warthin tumor from mucoepidermoid carcinoma por Arthur Almeida
# 06 / July / 2026 In vivo CAR-T: therapy produces anti-cancer cells in the body Experimental approach uses viral vectors and nanoparticles to reprogram immune cells directly within the body, eliminating the need to manufacture cells in a lab por Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade
# 03 / July / 2026 How to use international guidelines and AI in methodological clinical research audits Feeding large language models with guidelines such as PRISMA and CONSORT can transform AI into a tool for preliminary auditing of statistical analysis plans por Juliana Protásio
# 01 / July / 2026 El Niño 2026 raises concerns in Brazil Technical note predicts a high likelihood of the phenomenon developing in the second semester, putting extreme heat, droughts, flooding, and Brazil’s public health preparedness in the spotlight. por Bruno de Pierro
# 23 / June / 2026 Deprescribing: a growing trend in elderly care Recent studies examine when discontinuing antihypertensives, statins, and other medications may reduce risks for elderly, frail, or polymedicated patients por Samuel Antenor
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