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Every tumor begins with a genetic mutation. Understanding how they occur and what they do may revolutionize cancer treatment.
The pressure is on to develop a COVID-19 vaccine. The human risks in that process are already front and center.
Religious fasts offer opportunities for reflection, penitence and good data about human dietary needs.
Pathologist Husain Sattar is becoming an icon—and a meme—to a generation of medical students.
People with hard-to- treat cancer might get unlikely new allies: 400,000 genetically engineered fruit flies.
Poor sleep affects almost half of the country, and solutions have been hard to come by. Tracing the problem to its genetic roots may stop the tossing and turning.
The body can behave strangely at high altitudes. What can that teach researchers about life at sea level?
The drug-resistant Candida auris has taken up residence in U.S. hospitals. What will it take to fight back?
Receptors that can smell and taste exist throughout the body. Can they be allies in learning to fight disease?
How does the brain remember? As memory disorders become more common, the research race is on to determine how the process works, what can go wrong and how worn memories can be made whole again.
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