May 8, 2026 4:53 PM

Researchers identify antibodies that may prevent and treat measles infections

For the first time, scientists have identified human antibodies capable of neutralizing the measles virus, which could lead to a new approach for preventing and treating the highly infectious disease. The antibodies attach themselves to key sites on the measles virus and prevent the virus from entering host cells, according to a report in Cell Host & Microbe. "These antibodies work as prophylaxis — to protect from initial infection — and they work after viral exposure as a treatment to...

September 19, 2025 7:32 PM

Stanford scientists use AI to engineer viruses that kill bacteria

Can AI Create Life? It took more than eight decades for scientists to cover the leap from discovering DNA to finding its structure. Technology paced the scientific advancements that could shape the future of humanity and now with artificial intelligence, all the records of time taken for an innovation are being broken. Artificial intelligence is no longer just writing text, generating images, or coding software. In a breakthrough that could transform medicine, scientists at Stanford University h...