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A Safe, Scalable Antiviral Platform Was Positively Evaluated by NIH ACTIV. Why Is It Still Ignored in the Ebola Emergency?
A safe, scalable dsRNA antiviral with NIH ACTIV support already exists—yet it remains absent from the Ebola response. IBDV’s human safety, manufacturability, and broad antiviral profile demand urgent BSL 4 evaluation as the outbreak accelerates.
Green Geopolitics and India’s Energy Future: Can India Navigate the New Global Resource Race?
As the world races toward clean energy, geopolitics is shifting from oil to critical minerals, batteries, and technology supply chains. This article explores how India can balance sustainability, energy security, and strategic autonomy in an increasingly competitive global order.
Challenges in securing peer reviewers for reproductive endocrinology manuscript: An Editor view
It is well known that peer review offers only limited direct professional benefits to the reviewer; however, active participation in the review process is essential for maintaining scientific quality and advancing the field of reproductive endocrinology.
Aubrey: An AI-Powered Research Copilot for Geroscience
Aubrey is an AI-powered research copilot for geroscience, combining deep literature integration with a semantic knowledge graph. Currently operational (Phase 0), with Phase A (hypothesis generation) in development. Led by Georgia Longevity Alliance.
“Essential applications in pharmacotherapy and oncological medicine of some chelated metal complexes and their fundamental role in effective cancer treatment”
Cancer remains one of the leading causes of mortality worldwide. The development of innovative therapeutic strategies is essential . Chelated metal complexes have emerged as crucial players in the realm of cancer therapy ,due to their unique chemical properties, the ability to modulate targets.
