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Sarcomas represent a heterogeneous group of rare but highly aggressive malignancies arising from mesenchymal lineages, including bone, muscle, adipose tissue, and cartilage. Bone sarcomas—particularly osteosarcoma and Ewing sarcoma—exhibit especially devastating disease trajectories, disproportionately affecting children and adolescents. Their subtle, nonspecific early symptoms—often mistaken for benign conditions—frequently delay diagnosis, compounding therapeutic complexity. Sarcomas represent <1% of...

As the life sciences advance at an unprecedented pace, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is emerging as a transformative force, particularly in the fields of Cell Biology, Biomedicine and Health. From automating repetitive processes to predicting complex cellular behaviors, AI is enhancing the speed, intelligence and accuracy of scientific studies.  By bringing together data scientists, biologists, and clinicians, these...

Burnout is not always loud or come with tears, or look like a breakdown. Sometimes it invades subtly—exhaustion for no reason, skipping meals, snapping over small things, pretending you’re fine when actually you are not. If this sounds familiar, it is time to recognize the importance of mental health. May represents Mental Health Awareness Month—a salient reminder that emotion well-being matters, even though intangible. For those carrying heavy thoughts...

Alzheimer’s Drug Development：The Critical Role of Neural Cell Models in Translational Research According to Alzheimer's Disease International, there were over 55 million people worldwide living with dementia in 2020. This figure is rising rapidly and is forecasted to reach 78 million in 2030.  Alzheimer’s disease (AD) accounts for 60-80% of dementia cases, making it one of the most widespread...

In the 1940s, a medical revolution began when Dr. Sidney Farber achieved the first remission in a pediatric leukemia patient using aminopterin, a precursor to methotrexate. At that time, a childhood leukemia diagnosis was essentially a death sentence, and the idea of treating cancer seemed unrealistic, however Farber dared to challenge that. Working at Boston...