Medical research refers to the systematic investigation and study of health and disease to improve medical knowledge, practices, and patient care. It encompasses a wide range of scientific inquiries aimed at understanding the mechanisms of diseases, developing new treatments, and evaluating the effectiveness and safety of interventions. Medical research can be basic (focused on understanding fundamental biological processes), translational (bridging lab discoveries to clinical applications), or clinical (conducted with patients to assess new therapies, medications, or medical devices). The ultimate goal is to enhance public health outcomes, inform clinical practice, and contribute to medical advancements. This field often involves interdisciplinary collaboration among scientists, clinicians, and healthcare professionals to address complex health issues and improve the quality of life for individuals and populations.
BioNTech transitions from its pandemic focus, targeting cancer treatment with mRNA technology. Despite declining profits in 2024, BioNTech's financial performance exceeded Wall Street expectations, reflecting resilience and adaptability. Projected revenue…