Our healthcare system has built a rigorous process for generating the evidence that clinicians, researchers and pharmaceutical companies rely on. Designing studies, conducting clinical trials, analyzing data, completing regulatory review and publishing results are all...
While animal models have played a central role in safety assessment and biological research for decades, advances in cellular biology, computational modelling, and micro physiological systems are prompting scientists to explore new ways of generating human-relevant...
When the Standard Playbook Runs Out In pediatric and adult oncology alike, there is a recognizable moment when the standard treatment playbook is exhausted. For patients with rare, relapsed, or treatment-resistant cancers, guidelines built for the common case offer...
Amid today's geopolitical tensions, supply chain vulnerability is emerging as an increasingly central concern, and, in the case of life science consumables, one that places the health of the public at risk. The issue itself, however, is far from new. In December 2020...
For much of the 20th century, body fat was viewed mainly as the body's energy reservoir—a passive tissue that stored excess calories for future use. While this remains an important function of adipose tissue, research over the past few decades has revealed a far more...
The human brain presents an intricate evolutionary paradox. While its sophisticated neural networks govern complex cognition, its architecture is uniquely susceptible to progressive degradation. For decades, the biomedical community has grappled with an uncomfortable...
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