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Complex landscape across organs controls tumors’ ability to thrive in mice

Louise Ivers on how Harvard community is persisting on path to global health equity

The team created a new tool that reduces bias and improves cancer diagnosis across populations

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Research in roundworms could open new treatment avenues for Friedreich’s ataxia

Michael VanRooyen has pursued careers in emergency medicine, humanitarian relief

Desktop supercomputer could help researchers map mutations that drive the disease

Research reveals Alzheimer’s disease-like DNA damage, hints at immune involvement

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Researchers discover alterations are surprisingly common, identify genes involved

Tool identifies gene edits that boost CAR T-cell therapy effectiveness in mice