The good news: novel antibiotics may be coming to the clinic. The bad news: they may not stay effective for long if we don’t do a better job preventing antibiotic resistance in the first place.
To paraphrase Emily Dickinson, I’m sorry this post is long — I didn’t have time to write a shorter one.
Through telemedicine, at-home sample collection tools, and better communication strategies, the benefits of participating in a clinical trial could be available to more people
At a recent cancer research conference, scientists presented new discoveries about DNA and proteins that could change how we understand — and, ultimately, treat — this disease.
At a cancer research meeting, leaders in the field urge scientists to fight for their mission and to get better at communicating the impact of their work
A new study from scientists at Vanderbilt University looked at 20 years’ worth of genetic testing data to see how it’s being implemented in patient care.
Thanks to a unique situation in Wales (plus beautifully annotated medical records), scientists were able to compare the long-term results of vaccination — with surprising findings.
A new court ruling protects patient care by ensuring that laboratories can build their own diagnostic tests when needed.
Recently slashed government programs were meant to bring fresh, nutritious foods to kids and families. In the long run, healthcare costs will likely rise as a result.
Five years after the pandemic became official, the legacy of Covid can be seen in several genomic advances that continue to make a difference.
Assaults on funding and jobs in biomedical research will have far-reaching implications.
