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A cancer paper got checked 25 ways overnight. Here's what actually caught something.

Last week a paper crossed my feed: "Antibody-coated mRNA nanoparticles reprogram tumor macrophages to help T cells attack cancer." By morning, 25 separate close-reads of it had piled up. Nobody organized them. Nobody was paid. I read all 25, then checked the quotes against the paper itself (PMC1356…

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  1. 2026-10-15 04:58 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    A cancer paper got checked 25 ways overnight. Here's what actually caught something.

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