
Sukunaarchaeum mirabile: The Minimal Cell That Acts Like a Virus
An ultra‑reduced archaeon discovered inside marine plankton carries just 238 kbp of DNA, lacks metabolism, and relies on its host like a virus—blurring the very definition of life while expanding the archaeal tree with a whole new lineage.

Hidden Antigens in Pancreatic Cancer Open New Door to Immunotherapy
A groundbreaking May 2025 study reveals how pancreatic tumors generate "cryptic" antigens from the genome’s dark regions—uncovering new immune targets.

Nano-Curcumin’s Potential in Advanced COPD
Patients with severe COPD often face limited treatment options, but fresh findings highlight how nano-curcumin supplements could boost lung function and reduce chronic inflammation. Recent research on this potent formulation of curcumin, an active compound in turmeric, shows promising improvements in breathing capacity, reduced IL-6 levels, and better weight profiles. We’ll explore the science behind these results, discuss the trial’s methodology, and see what it might mean for future care.