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A new research could transform how certain rare genetic diseases, including X-linked acrogigantism (X-LAG), are diagnosed. According to the study,...

Prof. Maria Rescigno, Vice Rector for Research at Humanitas University and Deputy Scientific Director for Basic Research at IRCCS Humanitas...

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...