Pet Gene Editing: Reshaping Animal Health

Part 3 - Repurposed Antiparasitics in Oncology

In this 3rd and final episode we conclude the series and leave it with an open mind for scientists and public alike to insist on further unbiased research and to keep being involved.

Part 2 - Repurposed Antiparasitics in Oncology: Promise, Evidence & Caution

Two antiparasitic drugs—ivermectin and fenbendazole—have drawn attention in both academic literature and popular media. In some online communities, they are passionately promoted as miracle cures for even late-stage cancers. But what does rigorous science actually show? Part 2

Repurposed Antiparasitics in Oncology: Promise, Evidence & Caution - Part 1

Two antiparasitic drugs—ivermectin and fenbendazole—have drawn attention in both academic literature and popular media. In some online communities, they are passionately promoted as miracle cures for even late-stage cancers. But what does rigorous science actually show? Welcome to part 1.

Quantum Biology - It is real and fascinating!

An overview of quantum biology, an interdisciplinary field exploring how quantum mechanics influences biological processes. We discuss fundamental quantum phenomena such as superposition, entanglement, and tunnelling, and discuss their potential roles in various biological systems.

Pet Gene Editing: Reshaping Animal Health

we explore the burgeoning field of gene editing in companion animals, primarily focusing on technologies like CRISPR, base editing, and prime editing. They outline the scientific mechanisms behind these techniques and discuss their potential to cure genetic diseases in pets, such as progressive retinal atrophy in dogs or hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in cats, by directly altering their DNA.