The human body has been making antivirals for eons, long before scientists did. A protein in your cells called viperin produces molecules that work similarly to the COVID-19 antiviral remdesivir.

In mouse models of different cancers, a new drug slowed tumor growth, extended lifespan, and boosted the efficacy of immunotherapy.

New findings may support the development of more effective vaccines and therapeutics against influenza, researchers report.

Additional COVID-19 vaccine boosters could benefit people with cancer, depending on the treatment they're receiving, researchers report.

Study suggests the organ plays a vital role in immune health, particularly cancer prevention.

EOE, a disease triggered by food allergies or airborne allergens, prevents kids from eating. Researchers may have found a way to treat it.

Fusing a molecular tail onto the engineered T cells used in immunotherapy can inhibit their proclivity to attack each other, say researchers.

COVID vaccines are not likely to blame for any major changes to the menstrual cycle, a new study shows.

Each person's breast milk contains unique antibodies and these remain stable through lactation and multiple pregnancies, a new study shows.