Research Articles
The Cancer Drug Detective Story: How Math is Revolutionizing Treatment
Discover how the alliance between quantitative pharmacology and translational science is revolutionizing cancer drug development through mathematical modeling and clinical pharmacodynamics.
The Liquid of Life and the Drugs That Tame It: Unraveling the Secrets of Blood Clotting
Explore the fascinating science of blood clotting and the pharmacological methods used to teach about drugs that influence this vital process.
Micronutrient Therapy with Selenium, Vitamin C, and L-Carnitine in Gynecologic Oncology
Explore how Selenium, Vitamin C, and L-Carnitine are used as complementary approaches to support treatment success in gynecologic oncology.
The Environmental Detectives: How NIEHS Unravels the Chemical Mysteries in Our Bodies
Explore how NIEHS Laboratory of Pharmacology and Chemistry investigates the impact of environmental chemicals on human health through cutting-edge research.
The Silent Switch: How HOXA Gene Hypermethylation Fuels Blood Cancers
Exploring how HOXA gene hypermethylation contributes to leukemia development and progression through epigenetic mechanisms.
The Double-Edged Espresso: Coffee's Contradictory Relationship with Periodontal Health
Exploring the complex relationship between coffee consumption and periodontal health through scientific research and evidence.
The Dance of Development: How Early Experience Shapes Our First Movements
Explore how perinatal experience shapes action system development through spontaneous movements, contingency detection, and the emergence of agency in infants.
Raymond Dionne: The Scientist Bridging Pain Research and Patient Care at NIH
Exploring Dr. Raymond Dionne's significant contributions to pain research and his leadership at the National Institute of Nursing Research Intramural Research Program.
Little Hurts, Big Impact: Understanding How Saudi Mothers Manage Children's Pain
Exploring Saudi mothers' approaches to pediatric pain management, their concerns about medications, and the cultural context of childcare in Saudi Arabia.
Does Medical School Tutor Expertise Really Matter? The Unexpected Truth Revealed by a South African Study
Exploring how tutor subject-matter expertise influences student achievement in problem-based learning at UNITRA Medical School