2025-10-13
On October 6 local time, the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden announced that the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to American scientists Mary E. Brunkow and Fred Ramsdell, and Japanese scientist Shimon Sakaguchi, in recognition of their groundbreaking discoveries in the field of peripheral immune tolerance. This breakthrough not only fills a long-standing theoretical gap in understanding immune regulatory mechanisms but also propels advancements in treatment strategies for major diseases such as cancer and autoimmune disorders. Experts in China’s immunology field noted that this achievement marks a new era in humanity’s comprehension of the immune system’s “precise balance” and injects robust momentum into global immunotherapy research.
2025-10-13
According to recent announcements by the Jinan Municipal Bureau of Science and Technology, 11 outstanding achievements from Jinan have been included in the 2025 "Shandong Outstanding Achievements Report" project. Among them is the globally first-of-its-kind ovarian tissue dual-activation technology developed by Shandong Silver Med Life Science Research Institute (Jinan).
2025-09-26
This research provides an efficient and safe solution for red blood cell cryopreservation. It also offers important references for the development of preservation technologies for other types of cells such as stem cells and immune cells. It is expected to promote the upgrading of the global blood resource reserve system and provide key technical support for responding to public health emergencies and clinical emergency blood use needs.
2025-09-26
Recently, Nature News reported a bombshell in the global medical community. Tim Andrews, a 67 - year - old American, has survived eight months after a gene - edited pig kidney transplant. This is not only the longest - lasting case of a pig organ in a living human but also a milestone in xenotransplantation, offering new hope for the global organ shortage.
2025-09-19
This innovation represents a major breakthrough in China's minimally invasive fracture treatment and brings new hope to global orthopedics.
2025-09-19
From decoding the cell's "transport code" to developing therapies for genetic diseases, from basic breakthroughs to laying the foundation for disciplines, the 2025 Lasker Award recipients are lighting up the future of medicine with their innovations. As the jury said, "Their work is not only a victory for science but also a milestone in humanity's fight against diseases and exploration of the essence of life."