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Genome sequencing turns up new drivers of drug resistance in malaria

By Megan Thielking

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Scientists recorded a time-lapse of this worm to study how cancer spreads

By Megan Thielking

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These bacteria keep swapping resistance genes, even with no antibiotics around

By Megan Thielking

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Why wounds heal faster if they happen during the day

By Megan Thielking

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Scientists have created a ‘sunless tanner’ drug that boosts melanin in skin

By Megan Thielking

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Using tumor size to predict a response to cancer drugs

By Megan Thielking

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Super-agers: The unique traits of older adults with memories sharp as a tack

By Megan Thielking

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Scientists work to regenerate the cells lost after loud noises

By Megan Thielking

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Tangles in the brain’s navigational cells may explain why Alzheimer’s patients wander

By Megan Thielking

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How epigenetic changes prime pancreatic cancer cells to spread

By Megan Thielking

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Pulling parasites from the blood with a souped-up kid’s toy

By Megan Thielking

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How to turn cells into couriers that can ferry drugs around the body

By Megan Thielking

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Insight into exhausted immune cells could open new doors for cancer therapy

By Megan Thielking

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The remote control that can help Parkinson’s patients

By Megan Thielking

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Many bugs found in the human gut can actually be cultured

By Megan Thielking

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Capturing the vast diversity of bacteria in our bodies

By Megan Thielking

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Nanoparticles are all the rage in cancer treatment. But do they work?

By Megan Thielking

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How cellular cannibalism protects your brain

By Megan Thielking

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How a molecular tweak could help fight killer C. diff infections

By Rebecca Robbins

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Our cells’ ‘nuclear envelopes’ keep breaking. Here’s why that’s OK

By Megan Thielking

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Getting neurons transplanted in brains to survive

By Megan Thielking

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Stem cells with half a genome may be useful for drug testing

By Megan Thielking

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How the way we chew food is uniquely human

By Megan Thielking

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Scientists have grown tissue that can produce breast milk in a lab

By Megan Thielking

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What people do with their genetic tests

By Megan Thielking

Scientists pinpoint a possible reason why melanoma doesn’t respond to cancer drugs

Drug-loaded hydrogel responds to arthritis flare-ups in real time

This gel loaded with drugs aims to hit cancer with a one-two punch

Scientists pluck a light-sensitive protein from plants to study cancer metastasis

Genome sequencing turns up new drivers of drug resistance in malaria

Scientists recorded a time-lapse of this worm to study how cancer spreads

These bacteria keep swapping resistance genes, even with no antibiotics around

Why wounds heal faster if they happen during the day

Scientists have created a ‘sunless tanner’ drug that boosts melanin in skin

Using tumor size to predict a response to cancer drugs

Super-agers: The unique traits of older adults with memories sharp as a tack

Scientists work to regenerate the cells lost after loud noises

Tangles in the brain’s navigational cells may explain why Alzheimer’s patients wander

How epigenetic changes prime pancreatic cancer cells to spread

Pulling parasites from the blood with a souped-up kid’s toy

How to turn cells into couriers that can ferry drugs around the body

Insight into exhausted immune cells could open new doors for cancer therapy

The remote control that can help Parkinson’s patients

Many bugs found in the human gut can actually be cultured

Capturing the vast diversity of bacteria in our bodies

Nanoparticles are all the rage in cancer treatment. But do they work?

How cellular cannibalism protects your brain

How a molecular tweak could help fight killer C. diff infections

Our cells’ ‘nuclear envelopes’ keep breaking. Here’s why that’s OK

Getting neurons transplanted in brains to survive

Stem cells with half a genome may be useful for drug testing

How the way we chew food is uniquely human

Scientists have grown tissue that can produce breast milk in a lab

What people do with their genetic tests

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