Research radar

What changed—and why it matters

A curated change log that separates new evidence from new interpretation, with source dates and editorial review visible.

28Audited claim records
65Resolved sources
3Selected trial records
0Automatic publications

Editorial feed

Recent meaningful signals

The first lupus prevention trial reported, and it was negative

Hydroxychloroquine did not delay progression from incomplete lupus to classified SLE, overturning an earlier retrospective signal. The field now has no validated pre-disease intervention. Under-enrichment—far fewer participants progressed than assumed—means this may indict the population rather than the drug.

Contradicted

Deep B-cell reset moved from case series to prospective trial evidence

A phase 1/2 basket trial reported no relapses at roughly a year of median follow-up, with protective vaccine antibodies preserved. Registrational programs are now running, one of them with drug-free remission as its primary endpoint. Still single-arm, still refractory-only, still short.

Emerging / preliminary

Cause candidates and fix attempts published as a separate reading path

The same audited evidence, restated without jargon and sorted by how strong it actually is. The layer may simplify the evidence but may not outrun it: every record resolves to the same source ledger, and the validator rejects any cause without a stated counter-case.

Citation audited

65 sources; every identifier re-resolved against PubMed and Crossref

The August batch added the monogenic causation tier, the negative and failed-approach records, and the 2025–26 trial readouts. Conference-only results were deliberately not added as sources.

Citation audited

CAR-T, EBV, and microbiome hubs now expose claim-level evidence

Every public record shows study design, clinical directness, supporting or qualifying sources, limitations, and a verification date.

Citation audited

3 selected CAR-T studies entered the structured tracker

Registry status and enrollment are operational metadata, not results. Future changes enter a non-publishing review queue.

Registry evidence

The former “Integrated Cure Protocol” is no longer presented as a regimen

Combination ideas now appear only as bounded research questions with testable predictions and explicit failure conditions.

Corrected

Automated updates are review signals, never public conclusions

Identifier matching, freshness checks, and research diffs flag affected records while preserving human publication authority.

Ongoing monitoring