Category: Toxicology
Human Gene PARP14 Emerges as Potential Drug Target for Viral and Immune-Related Diseases
Researchers at the University of Kansas have uncovered a human gene, PARP14, that could serve as a promising drug target for antiviral therapies and i [...]
Unsafe Rise in Global Use of Antiseizure Drug Poses Risk to Unborn Children
Access to antiseizure medication is improving in many parts of the world, but so are safety concerns. A new World Health Organization–commissioned stu [...]
Common Cholesterol Drugs Found to Help the Body Eliminate Toxic PFAS Chemicals Faster
Researchers at the University of Gothenburg have discovered that certain commonly prescribed medicines can help the body eliminate perfluoroalkyl subs [...]
When Science Speaks for the Sea: Communicating the Hidden Threat of “Forever Chemicals” in Marine Ecosystems
In an era where environmental crises increasingly intersect with human health, the role of research communication has never been more critical. A rece [...]
Terminalia superba extract neutralizes paracetamol induced hepatotoxicity in rats
Processes that contribute to the normal physiology of the human body are carefully regulated. The vulnerable nature of the human body is strongly prot [...]
Coenzyme Q10 most efficient against D-galactose induced toxicity in rats
Careful regulation of physiological processes in the human body keeps it intact. Disruption due to abnormality or a foreign agent leads to development [...]
Monovalent Antivenoms Effective against Colombia’s Bothrops Asper
Snake bites cause a number of medical emergencies in humans. Their prevalence depends largely on the geographical area. All snake bites do not lead to [...]
Resveratrol and Cinnamaldehyde: Potential natural Phytogenic additives
Diet rich in herbs are rich in antioxidant polyphenolic phytochemicals that are beneficial for production and health of animals1. Among them, resverat [...]
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