Engineered bacteria pave the way to living diagnostics and therapeutics
The Nancy Lurie Marks Family Foundation and Harvard Medical School invite candidates to submit applications for two fellowships related to autism research.
New process for vetting drugs uncovers cancer therapy side effect
Self-assembling cages are the largest standalone 3D DNA structures yet and could one day deliver drugs or house tiny bioreactors or photonic devices
Microbiome analysis reveals rise in ‘bad’ bacteria, drop in ‘good’ microbes in newly diagnosed patients
David H. Roberts to assume post July 1
Three centers launched to battle infectious pathogens
New tool gauges contribution of rare DNA variants to disease risk
Silk-based bone fixation devices offer better healing with lower post-surgical risk
Fusion protein activates immune cells against tumors in less costly, more accessible way
HMS Family Van leads effort to showcase mobile health clinics in East Coast tour
New therapy produces equilibrium in tumor and immune response for lasting remission in melanoma patients.
