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In the Lab

Gene therapy pioneer says the field is behind — and that delivery technology is ‘embarrassing’

By Rebecca Robbins

In the Lab

As first lab-made yeast genome nears completion, scientists set sights on improved human ones

By Sharon Begley

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Exercise helps astronauts cope with side effects of spaceflight. Could it help cancer patients too?

By Shraddha Chakradhar

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Long-neglected gene plays a bigger role in Alzheimer’s than suspected, study shows

By Sharon Begley

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You had questions for David Liu about CRISPR, prime editing, and advice to young scientists. He has answers

By Sharon Begley

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She was destined to get early Alzheimer’s, but didn’t. Did a rare mutation protect her?

By Sharon Begley

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By Matthew Herper

Special Report

The Medicine Hunters, Part II: Toxic weed fuels a cancer-drug gold rush — and a quandary

By Eric Boodman

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7 burning questions now that Biogen has resurrected its ‘failed’ Alzheimer’s drug

By Sharon Begley

Special Report

The Medicine Hunters, Part I: Before signing up for a trial, one patient wants to know if the drug will be affordable

By Eric Boodman

In the Lab

New CRISPR tool has the potential to correct almost all disease-causing DNA glitches, scientists report

By Sharon Begley

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Doctors argue for term limits to diversify medical school leadership

By Shraddha Chakradhar

Special Report

Forecasting Alzheimer’s: With a tsunami of new diagnoses expected, experts calculate the best ways to shift the tide

By Sharon Begley

In the Lab

Here’s a brain teaser: Surprising study shows reduced neuronal activity extends life

By Sharon Begley

In the Lab

An ‘unprecedented’ analysis underlines profound failure to study African genomes

By Sharon Begley

In the Lab

Calling embryo editing ‘premature,’ Russian authorities seek to ease fears of a scientist going rogue

By Olga Dobrovidova

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What a koala virus tells us about the human genome — and how it defends itself against viral invasions

By Andrew Joseph

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Not only who but what: NIH funding disparity between black and white scientists partly driven by research topic

By Shraddha Chakradhar

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Three scientists win Nobel Prize in medicine for discovering how cells sense and adapt to oxygen levels

By Sharon Begley

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Growing tumors in a dish, scientists try to personalize pancreatic cancer treatment

By Karen Weintraub

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By Sharon Begley

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Major error undermines study suggesting change introduced in the CRISPR babies experiment shortens lives

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Health

‘I just want to live’: California man pleads with scientists around the world to ‘CRISPR me’

By Sharon Begley

Business

Bayer to invest in Boston lab focused on chronic lung conditions

By Jonathan Saltzman — Boston Globe

Scientists develop a ‘clock’ that can measure biological age based on blood proteins

Warning: Swimming and deep brain stimulation do not mix

For babies born with HIV, start treatment right away, study says

Across several continents, infecting mosquitoes with bacteria results in dramatic drops in dengue illness, trials show

Gene therapy pioneer says the field is behind — and that delivery technology is ‘embarrassing’

As first lab-made yeast genome nears completion, scientists set sights on improved human ones

Exercise helps astronauts cope with side effects of spaceflight. Could it help cancer patients too?

Long-neglected gene plays a bigger role in Alzheimer’s than suspected, study shows

You had questions for David Liu about CRISPR, prime editing, and advice to young scientists. He has answers

She was destined to get early Alzheimer’s, but didn’t. Did a rare mutation protect her?

Smaller, lighter, cheaper: A serial entrepreneur wants his portable MRI to transform medicine

The Medicine Hunters, Part II: Toxic weed fuels a cancer-drug gold rush — and a quandary

7 burning questions now that Biogen has resurrected its ‘failed’ Alzheimer’s drug

The Medicine Hunters, Part I: Before signing up for a trial, one patient wants to know if the drug will be affordable

New CRISPR tool has the potential to correct almost all disease-causing DNA glitches, scientists report

Doctors argue for term limits to diversify medical school leadership

Forecasting Alzheimer’s: With a tsunami of new diagnoses expected, experts calculate the best ways to shift the tide

Here’s a brain teaser: Surprising study shows reduced neuronal activity extends life

An ‘unprecedented’ analysis underlines profound failure to study African genomes

Calling embryo editing ‘premature,’ Russian authorities seek to ease fears of a scientist going rogue

What a koala virus tells us about the human genome — and how it defends itself against viral invasions

Not only who but what: NIH funding disparity between black and white scientists partly driven by research topic

Three scientists win Nobel Prize in medicine for discovering how cells sense and adapt to oxygen levels

Growing tumors in a dish, scientists try to personalize pancreatic cancer treatment

What’s in the cards for this year’s Nobel Prizes? Scientists are placing their bets

Major error undermines study suggesting change introduced in the CRISPR babies experiment shortens lives

Newly named MacArthur ‘Genius’ and neuroscientist talks creativity in science

‘I just want to live’: California man pleads with scientists around the world to ‘CRISPR me’

Bayer to invest in Boston lab focused on chronic lung conditions