Recent advances in the study of immune checkpoint inhibitor-associated pneumonia.

Immunotherapy has emerged as a powerful tool in cancer treatment, achieving remarkable success in combating various cancers. However, it also raises concerns due to its potential adverse effects, with immune-associated pneumonia being one of the most significant. The clinical symptoms of this condition primarily include dyspnea, persistent cough, and fever.

Self-supported CoMoO/NiFe-LDH core-shell nanorods grown on nickel foam for enhanced electrocatalysis of oxygen evolution.

Developing high-performance catalysts is an effective strategy for speeding up the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) and increasing production efficiency. Here, a core-shell electrocatalyst consisting of CoMoO nanorods grown on nickel foam substrate covered by nickel-iron layered double hydroxide (NiFe-LDH) electrodeposition was demonstrated (CoMoO/NiFe-LDH@NF). Experimental investigations revealed that self-supporting and binder-free electrodes ensured that the catalysts exposed an abundance of active sites, faster electron transfer, and excellent long-cycle stability.