… design of new therapeutic agents. AMPs … use and landing on the pharmaceutical market.
This review is focused on the strength and weak points of antimicrobial peptides as therapeutic …

… , that include mitochondria-targeting drugs, antioxidant gene therapy and approaches for …
In the end, “shadows” that are shortcomings of antioxidant therapy as well as “lights” that …

… therapy is administered: drug levels monitoring and a surrogate marker for the in vivo therapeutic
… the high dose vitamin E had circulating therapeutic levels of this exogenous antioxidant …

… therapeutic approach based on pain mechanisms, as well as on robust clinical reviews, seems
to be the only way of ensuring the correct clinical use … and photobiomodulation therapy for …

… a rational contrast between lights and shadows. The summer … often light seekers, but they
do not need the artificial light that… Light therapy or phototherapy emerged as a medical practice …

… children originated Shadow Therapy at the Sunland Training Center. This method of
therapy is conducted in a darkroom lighted by candles. Shadows, darkness, and muted light …

… , while the role for therapy of benign strictures is … therapy of large biliary stones deemed
removable. Encouraging data from tissue ablation techniques, such as photodynamic therapy …

… Although the exact mechanism of farnesol/diacylglycerol-mediated apoptosis remains
unclear [65] this study demonstrates the multiple actions of farnesol as a therapeutic agent. …

… Furthermore, many particularities must be considered regarding their use in old subjects,
such as … and safety of statin use in very old patients in both primary and secondary prevention. …

… Conversely, other areas, such as the treatment of non-criteria manifestations of APS, are
based only on expert consensus or common sense and remain the 'shadows' of APS therapy. …