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Pre- and post-infusion three-dimensional imaging shows that infused GPC3 CAR T cells induce significant antitumor responses in patients.

From The Labs

From bench to bedside and back: CAR T cells armed with IL-15 show promise in treating solid cancers

January 28, 2025 cancer treatment, CAR T cells, Clinical Trials, IL-15, Research, solid tumors

Researchers relate their journey to finding a promising method to address CAR T cell challenges in treating solid tumors.

A person pointing to one of several x-ray images of a human skull, focused on the brain.

Policywise

Exploring new frontiers in brain health and neuromodulation and their policy implications

January 17, 2025 Brain, brain health, ethics, neurofeedback, neuromodulation, Neuroscience, non-invasive individualized neuromodulation, policy

A deep dive into neurofeedback (NF) and non-invasive individualized neuromodulation (iNM) and the future of brain health.

From The Labs

SPACe: A new open-source platform that supports large imaging data analysis on standard computers

December 12, 2024 image analysis, open source, Research, space

By capturing the full complexity of cellular responses, SPACe opens new doors for drug discovery that go beyond toxicity.

The words "Pancreatic Cancer" written in Scrabble tiles.

The Stitch

Raising awareness about pancreatic cancer: A message from Dr. William E. Fisher

November 15, 2024 diagnosis, Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, Research, risk factors

November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, dedicated to shedding light on a disease that often goes unnoticed until it’s too late.

From The Labs

Congratulations, Dr. Maria E. Bottazzi and Dr. Teresa A. Davis, Baylor’s newly elected members to the National Academy of Medicine!

October 22, 2024 Awards, National Academy of Medicine;, Nutrition, Research, Vaccines

Election to the National Academy of Medicine is considered one of the highest honors that recognizes individuals for their outstanding professional achievement and commitment to service in health and medicine.

Six members of Team Uroflo pose with their device between them. The device features a bad of red liquid attached to a touch screen.

Momentum

Uroflo device recognized for potential urological care

October 8, 2024 continuous bladder irrigation, Rice University, Texas Children's Hospital, Urology

Baylor-Texas Children’s Hospital sponsored team takes top honors in national competition with innovative urologic medical device.

From The Labs

New mouse model mimics progression of Parkinson’s disease

October 3, 2024 disease model, G51D mutation, Parkinson's Disease, Research, SNCA gene

This model can help identify new disease biomarkers and test therapies that could alter its progression, maybe even prevent the condition.

From The Labs

Center for NextGen Therapeutics helps match researchers to molecules

October 1, 2024 BCM Centers, drug discovery, multispecific drugs, NextGen Therapeutics, Research

Dr. Jin Wang explains what the new Center for NextGen Therapeutics has to offer to researchers at Baylor College of Medicine, across the Texas Medical Center and beyond.