A revolutionary tool developed at the University of Texas uses artificial intelligence to speed up the design of mRNA therapies for viruses, cancers, and genetic conditions, cutting development time from months to days.
In a world-first, Johns Hopkins researchers develop an organoid mimicking the entire human brain structure, opening new doors for understanding autism, schizophrenia, and Alzheimer’s.
After decades of progress, HIV rates are quietly rising again, and experts warn that political complacency and shrinking budgets could erase hard-won gains in prevention and care.
A revolutionary wave of cancer immunotherapies is changing everything we thought we knew, turning the body into its own most powerful weapon against tumors.
A sweeping initiative from Yale University confronts the systemic failures in medical care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and promises long-overdue change.
A revolutionary new immunotherapy from Harvard researchers works across multiple cancer types, potentially transforming treatment for countless patients
Engineers and doctors in Hong Kong have developed a world-first magnetic microcatheter that can rapidly and safely reach brain clots, offering unprecedented precision in the fight against stroke.
New Yale research reveals a surprising link between maternal hypertension and early breastfeeding struggles, raising crucial questions for postnatal care.
Western Australian innovation promises real-time detection of fetal oxygen deprivation during labour potentially preventing cerebral palsy and other lifelong disabilities.