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A project led by Humanitas University researcher Carolina Greco, who has been awarded a prestigious ERC Starting Grant of 1.7...

A study led by Enrico Lugli reveals an unexpected potential for a readily available compound: sodium chloride, commonly known as...

A recent study conducted by Humanitas researchers on patients hospitalized for Covid-19 shows that the level of PTX3 in the...

Humanitas scientists have designed a novel therapeutic approach to treat heart failure based on immuno-modulation. To further develop the technology,...

A team of doctors, researchers and data scientists has validated an innovative assessment tool, the molecular IPSS score, to identify...

Recognized as a forerunner and a “founding father” of the renaissance of the inflammation-cancer connection, prof. Alberto Mantovani has been...

Intriguing evidence suggests that dysfunctions in membrane contact sites – complex molecular platforms that allow communication between organelles – are...

Neutrophils are the most abundant cells of the innate immune system and have always been considered among the most aggressive...

According to a new study, artificial intelligence algorithms can identify the location of immune cells in histopathological samples of lung...

Research conducted between Humanitas and Politecnico di Milano highlights the pivotal role of breast implant micro-geometry in influencing patients’ immune...