by Marta Koblanska, December 3, 2025, 21:00 Poland’s time, Photo: Imitation of neuronal structure, thanks to geralt, Pixabay
Degradation of the central nervous system caused by inflammation-induced lesions can be alleviated with genetically modified endurance cells CAR-T, according to the new research from China published in the Cell Press Journal.
Multiple sclerosis is a highly invasive disease that often starts with micro-injuries causing chronic inflammation within nerves, including the optic nerve. The first signs of the disease can be very mild and go unnoticed. They include, among all, inflammation, which is marked by the tissue firing, worsening of sight, eye pain, limbs’ stiffening, or an impression that electric shocks are touching the body, usually near the spine. The disease, in particular in heavy form, lacks sufficient/effective treatment. The consequence is a significant impairment; however, there are nowadays many options available to slow down the progression. Researchers in China have found that genetic modifications of immune cells (CAR-T lymphocytes), which are currently used to treat blood cancers like leukemia, may also aid in the remission of multiple sclerosis.
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When is biological engineering necessary? A look at the newest treatment for multiple sclerosis
by Marta Koblanska, December 3, 2025, 21:00 Poland’s time, Photo: Imitation of neuronal structure, thanks to geralt, Pixabay Degradation of the central nervous system caused by inflammation-induced lesions can be alleviated with genetically modified endurance cells CAR-T, according to the new research from China published in the Cell Press Journal. Multiple sclerosis is a highly…
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Energy shortcut by the IEA
By Marta Koblanska. November 26, 2025, 12:30 Poland’s time, Photo: electricity, Pixabay According to a recent IEA report, energy efficiency in industrial performance accounted for over 50 percent of resilience to price fluctuations in 2025, which are expected to rise. These fluctuations/variability mainly result from gas price volatility, which has increased by 40 percent in…
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Why are certain medical experiments considered excessive?
by Marta Koblanska, November 20, 2025, Photo: Double-positive cells undergoing transition in the human embryo (top), authors, Elsevier Inc Where is the boundary between protecting life and sustaining life? A new study led by UK researchers suggests that this boundary may be found in the yolk sac tissue. Yolk-sac tissue, allegedly deriving from or differentiating…
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Major security drivers of energy consumption – outlook
By Marta Koblanska, November 17, 2025, 13:00 Poland’s time, Photo: Primary energy consumption 2024, Energy Institute – Statistical Review of World Energy (2025), Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (2025) In the coming years, the energy security of supply for importing countries will significantly rely on nuclear energy, coal, and LNG, according to the World…
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Does Poland need Central Communication Airport CPK and earning limits, and why?
By Marta Koblanska, November 4, 2025, 12:00 Poland’s time, Photo: Tokyo Forum (picture to illustrate the text), author: zauber2011, Pixabay Why do top world leaders like Poland for a short time? The answer may lie in the safety at Polish airports, which had been designed in the past. The story of the Central Communication Airport…
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How does Russia cope with sanctions and reduce its output?
By Marta Koblanska, October 20, 2025, 12:00 Poland’s time, Photo: oil well extraction, Pixabay Ukraine’s attacks on Russian refineries cut fuel supplies by 0.5 million barrels per day (mb/d) in September 2025. Meanwhile, Iraqi production exceeded targets, increasing by 0.51 mb/d, as reported in the International Energy Agency (IEA) oil market report issued on October…