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09 Feb 2015 – Making progress against two of the world’s deadliest diseases
The GO Fight Against Malaria team has just published a paper in which they describe an unexpected benefit of their research: they’ve identified two compounds that could advance the future development of new drugs to treat tuberculosis, including drug-resistant tuberculosis. These results open up a new front in the fight against tuberculosis, which is constantly evolving to resist existing treatments.  
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12 Nov 2014 – A new lead in the fight against dengue fever
The Discovering Dengue Drugs research team has published a paper describing a new drug candidate that was discovered with the help of World Community Grid volunteers. This drug candidate has no known adverse risks, and seems to be an attractive candidate for preclinical studies. A new antiviral treatment would be hugely beneficial for the roughly half of the world’s population that is at risk of contracting dengue or other related viruses such as hepatitis C, yellow fever and West Nile.  
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24 Jun 2014 – Better tools for AIDS drug research
The Scripps research team published a paper proving the effectiveness of a method to more accurately predict bindings between protein targets and drug candidates, which could benefit FightAIDS@Home and other World Community Grid drug discovery projects.  
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24 Mar 2014 – Paper published about processing the results from the Nutritious Rice for the World project
A paper about innovations and performance improvements that were used to process the results data from the Nutritious Rice for the World project. The paper was published online on March 17, 2014 in the journal Bioinformatics.  
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20 Feb 2014 – Breakthrough in the fight against childhood cancer
The research team behind the Help Fight Childhood Cancer project has just published a groundbreaking paper. It reveals seven promising drug candidates - identified with the help of World Community Grid members – for neuroblastoma, one of the most common and dangerous forms of childhood cancer.  
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20 Feb 2014 – New hope in the fight against childhood cancer
Blog post announcing a breakthrough in the search for a new treatment for neuroblastoma, written by Dr. Akira Nakagawara, principal investigator for Help Fight Childhood Cancer  
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16 Dec 2013 – Paper published about the results from the Help Cure Muscular Dystrophy project
A paper about the first phase of the Help Cure Muscular Dystrophy project and its initial results was published in the journal “PLOS Computational Biology” on December 5, 2013, Volume 9, Issue 12.  
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04 Nov 2013 – Paper published about the database of results from The Clean Energy Project
A paper about the database created using the results from The Clean Energy Project was published online in the proceedings of the journal "Energy & Environmental Science" from the Royal Society of Chemistry on October 25, 2013.  
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16 Jan 2013 – Paper published about the database of results from the Genome Comparison project
A paper about the ProteinWorldDB database, created with the results of the Genome Comparison project, was published in the proceedings of the 7th Brazilian Symposium on Bioinformatics, BSB 2012, Campo Grande, Brazil, August 15-17, 2012.  
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27 Sep 2012 – Bioinformatics Application Note published by the Nutritious Rice for the World researchers
A paper was published in the journal Bioinformatics, which describes the use of Graphics Processing Units (GPU's) to accelerate computations comparing protein structures.  
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