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Articles by Elisa Vigna
Modelling the efficacy of CAR-CIK cell immunotherapy targeting MET-expressing mesothelioma cells
Abstract Malignant pleural mesothelioma (MPM) is an aggressive tumour associated with poor prognosis and limited treatment options, motivating the investigation of novel therapeutic approaches. Among these, chimeric antigen receptor (CAR)–based adoptive cell therapy has attracted considerable interest given its potential to achieve durable clinical responses.
MET Oncogene Targeting for Cancer Immunotherapy
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Supported employment, quality of jobs and employment typicalness: The experience of the Engage to Change project
1 BACKGROUND FOR THIS RESEARCH Employment is a key element in anyone's life, and it has been shown to deliver significant outcomes for people with an intellectual disability, specific learning difficulty or autism and a combination of these conditions (Beyer & Beyer, 2016). Being employed can also deliver greater independence and better physical and mental health, and improved well-being (Robertson et al., 2019).
The impact of COVID‐19 pandemic on jobs for people with intellectual disabilities and autism in Wales
1 BACKGROUND Employment for people with intellectual disabilities and/or autism is a real challenge as the level of employment for them is low. Only 4.8% of adults with an intellectual disability known to social services in England (BASE, 2023) and 21.7% of adults with autism are in some sort of paid employment in the United Kingdom (Office for National Statistics, 2022).
Other people’s body odour can help treat social anxiety, study suggests
Social anxiety is a mental health condition where people worry excessively about participating in social situations. Lead researcher Elisa Vigna, of the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden, said: “Our state of mind causes us to produce molecules (or chemo-signals) in sweat which communicate our emotional state and produce corresponding responses in the receivers.
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