Researchers developed a graphitic carbon nitride photocatalyst that efficiently degrades antibiotics and pharmaceutical residues in wastewater using visible light.

IOCB Prague hosted HIV prevention pioneers discussing lenacapavir, a long-acting drug that could shift HIV prevention from daily pills to a single yearly injection.

LC–MS/MS proteomics of cerebrospinal fluid reveals lysosomal and axonal pathway disruptions and potential biomarkers in neurosyphilis.

Researchers from the Institute of Physiology CAS identified novel blood biomarkers that objectively reveal whether patients with type 2 diabetes take metformin as prescribed.

Pesticides in house dust? A RECETOX study reveals their presence in 93% of Czech homes, including legacy DDT residues and seasonal impacts from nearby agriculture.

This pilot study shows lipidomic profiling by UHPSFC–MS can detect pancreatic cancer from blood samples with >95% accuracy and higher sensitivity than CA 19-9.

Scientists at UPCE refine a lipidomic blood test for early pancreatic cancer detection, confirming high accuracy even in high-risk individuals.

Flame retardants were found throughout cruise ship interiors, with some areas showing much higher levels. A new RECETOX and NIVA study explores potential exposure risks for crew and passengers.

A Czech study shows BPA exposure has declined over the past decade, but remains above safe limits. Meanwhile, BPS levels are rising, proving that “BPA-free” products are not risk-free.

Alcohol consumption produces acetaldehyde, a toxic compound that damages DNA. Scientists from IOCB Prague reveal how cells repair this damage, shedding light on the link between alcohol and cancer.