Academia
The Boston University School of Medicine has unraveled details about a known genetic component for the development of Alzheimer’s disease (AD): the APOE4 gene.
Female scientists are now quantitatively not getting the credit they deserve, according to a new study published in the scientific journal Nature.
Researchers at Imperial College London have developed a novel diagnosis method with a high rate of correct Alzheimer’s diagnosis and the ability to determine the patient’s progression stage.
New research conducted by scientists at UC Irvine shines new light on understanding traumatic brain injuries.
In a study conducted by researchers at Stanford University, three pediatric patients with a rare genetic disease that often results in kidney failure received kidney transplants.
A new study that looks into employment has found that doctoral recipients enjoy extremely high employment rates, especially in the fields of science and engineering.
Researchers from all around the world have been working on mapping human genes to their functions. Now, for the first time, that mapping has been completed.
The Tisch MS Research Center of New York has been researching the concept of using cell therapy as a therapeutic strategy to promote repair and regeneration in certain patients with MS.
In a small study of 14 rectal cancer patients, researchers at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center published results where 100% of the 12 patients who completed treatment went into remission.
Pfizer’s Paxlovid shows benefits for vaccinated and unvaccinated patients for COVID-19, ages 65 and up while the White House indicates children under five could receive COVID vaccines by June 21.
PRESS RELEASES