Making Antivenom out of Human Antibodies | SciShow News

The video discusses recent advancements in medical science, focusing on two main topics. First, it covers the development of a more effective anti-venom for the black mamba snake, highlighting the use of human antibodies to neutralize neurotoxins. Second, it explores innovative methods for testing inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), including a study where subjects drank their own blood to understand calprotectin levels. These advancements aim to improve treatment and diagnosis while reducing side effects and invasiveness.

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