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A Phase 2 trial testing the effectiveness of afimetoran, Bristol-Myers Squibbs

The Phase 2 trial (NCT04895696) is recruiting up to 344 SLE patients, ages 18–70, at study sites worldwide. A Phase 1 trial (NCT04493541) assessing...

The Phase 2 trial (NCT04895696) is recruiting up to 344 SLE patients, ages 18–70...

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Litifilimab Lessens Skin Disease Activity in Lupus, Trial Data Show

Litifilimab Lessens Skin Disease Activity in Lupus, Trial Data ShowTherapy known as BIIB059 led to 'huge improvements,' researchers say: Marta Figueiredo,...

Litifilimab Lessens Skin Disease Activity in Lupus, Trial Data ShowTherapy known...

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Mechanism Discovered Behind Strongest Lupus Genetic Risk

FactorFindings could help develop potential treatments, senior author of study. Marta Figueiredo, PhD | August 18, 2022 The strongest genetic risk factor...

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Israeli scientists develop AI to treat cancer

Dr. Shai Rosenberg (credit: HADASSAH MEDICAL ORGANIZATION) The team developed a set of rules to be followed in problem-solving operations; it will...

Dr. Shai Rosenberg (credit: HADASSAH MEDICAL ORGANIZATION) The team developed...

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FDA Clears New Antibody Test to Help in SLE Diagnosis

FDA Clears New Antibody Test to Help in SLE Diagnosis by Marta Figueiredo, PhD | June 16, 2022 Thermo Fisher Scientific has received regulatory...

FDA Clears New Antibody Test to Help in SLE Diagnosis by Marta Figueiredo, Ph...

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Experimental lupus treatment aims to prevent inflammatory attacks

Alpine, Evotec Expanding Production of ALPN-303, Potential Therapy Experimental lupus treatment aims to prevent inflammatory attacks by Marisa Wexler, MS |...

Alpine, Evotec Expanding Production of ALPN-303, Potential Therapy Experimental...

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Israeli scientists racing to deliver world’s 1st pill-form immunotherapy for cancer

A computer-generated image of the synthetic cancer-fighting molecule developed at Tel Aviv University encountering proteins that inhibit the immune system....

A computer-generated image of the synthetic cancer-fighting molecule developed a...

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Joint Israeli/Portuguese team develops new cancer treatment - study

From left to right: Prof. Helena Florindo, Prof. Ronit Satchi-Fainaro, Dr. Rita Acúrcio, Prof. Rita Guedes (credit: ERIC SULTAN AND UNIVERSITY OF...

From left to right: Prof. Helena Florindo, Prof. Ronit Satchi-Fainaro, Dr. Rita ...

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Israeli scientists developing ‘precision’ viruses that kill bowel-harming bacteria

Illustrative image: Viruses, known as phages, infecting bacteria. The Weizmann Institute has developed pages which it says could counter harmful bacteria in...

Illustrative image: Viruses, known as phages, infecting bacteria. The Weizmann I...

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New AI approach to Crohn’s disease diagnosis and treatment

The Intel-Sheba team that developed an AI app for diagnosing Crohn’s. Photo by Ohad Falik Intel and Israel’s largest medical center develop...

The Intel-Sheba team that developed an AI app for diagnosing Crohn’s. Photo by O...

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Using only skin cells, Israeli lab makes synthetic mouse embryos with beating hearts

A synthetic mouse embryo grown at Weizmann Institute of Science, pictured dally, from day one top left, to stay eight bottom right. (courtesy of the...

A synthetic mouse embryo grown at Weizmann Institute of Science, pictured dally,...

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Israeli-Developed Molecules Could ‘Significantly Delay’ Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s

An image of mitochondria in cow cells, stained bright yellow for visualization. Photo: Torsten Wittmann, University of California, San Francisco / NIH /...

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