In the Lab By Sharon Begley Nobel Prize goes to Japanese scientist for work on key cellular recycling process
First Opinion By Eric Dishman Americans are keen to take part in a national precision medicine program
First Opinion By Spencer Phillips Hey and Aaron S. Kesselheim Imprecise research threatens precision medicine
In the Lab By Anna Vlasits This smells promising: Nasal bacteria pump out a new antibiotic that kills MRSA
First Opinion By David M. Nathan and David G. Nathan The NIH is abandoning vital clinical research centers. That’s a mistake
Politics By Dylan Scott Scientists fight Obama plan to require patient consent to use blood, biopsies in research
Politics By Sheila Kaplan Precision medicine helped him beat cancer. Now he’s leading Obama’s initiative
In the Lab By Charles Ornstein — ProPublica Amid public feuds, a venerated medical journal finds itself under attack
Politics By Ike Swetlitz This scientist works with tissue from aborted fetuses. Congress has come calling
In the Lab By Usha Lee McFarling A dogged quest to fix broken spinal cords pays off with new hope for the paralyzed