The history of medicine is a process of “Shennong tasting hundreds of herbs”. Aside from daily experiments, many groundbreaking advances and discoveries are often accidental. As spring arrives, more friends around me are sneezing and coughing. Most people will buy antibiotics like cephalosporins at the slightest cough or runny nose, but are antibiotics really effective … Read more
“This article is for medical professionals only” As the application of biologics in psoriasis continues to become widespread, have you had such experiences in your clinical work? “Early patients show significant clinical efficacy when using biologics, but over time, a certain proportion of patients always exhibit a decline in efficacy?” What is behind this? Let’s … Read more
In the early 20th century, Paul Ehrlich first proposed the famous “magic bullet” theory, suggesting that drugs could be developed to specifically target pathogens without affecting normal tissues and cells. Subsequently, the concept of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) was introduced, combining the target specificity of monoclonal antibodies with the anti-tumor properties of cytotoxic molecules. After decades … Read more