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Cancer cells arise through mutational events, which lead to the appearance of altered proteins that can be recognized by tumor-reactive T cells. To kill cancer cells, T cells need to infiltrate
April 24, 2025
Cancer cells arise through mutational events, which lead to the appearance of altered proteins that can be recognized by tumor-reactive T cells. To kill cancer cells, T cells need to infiltrate
The Trump administration has killed a landmark civil rights settlement requiring Alabama to address raw sewage pollution in majority-Black, residential areas south-west of Montgomery, dismissing it as an “illegal” diversity, equity
If your ears are assaulted by the shrill piping calls of an excitable bird on the east coast of England, fear not: it’s probably an oystercatcher experiencing a midlife crisis.Two of
New consumer insights from the Marine Stewardship
Council
(MSC) highlight a key reality: While sustainability matters, affordability
is more of a concern for most Americans when grocery shopping.
Billions of people around the world are living in fear of job loss or struggling to find work, as economic instability, conflict, and climate shocks combine to erode global security, a
Low-lying islands aren’t the only ones at risk from our warming planet, as mountain communities are now finding. Read Full Story on UN News The post Climate change: How mountain communities
As the planet heats up and the push to decarbonise gathers pace, Indigenous Peoples – long among the world’s most effective environmental stewards – are once again being left behind, a
The UN has raised concern over a growing number of vulnerable Haitians – particularly pregnant women, new mothers, and infants – being deported from the Dominican Republic. Read Full Story on
Although strong global collaboration has helped to save nearly 13 million lives from malaria over the past 25 years, more action is needed to stamp out the disease. Read Full Story
A new article led by Griffith University argues that the term nature positive is being adopted more for political rhetoric and less for any real-life improvement in nature conservation, posing a