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Animals may hold a key to cancer’s origins and treatment.
Internist and researcher Martin Blaser believes that disturbances in the gut may underlie several modern maladies.
Simplifying fecal transplants could make the treatment safer and more accessible.
Infusing colons with donated feces has led to remarkable cures and big questions about what’s safe and what’s next.
Tailoring treatments, patient by patient, can achieve remarkable results. But can we afford to make every disease rare?
Why geneticists hate the term dark matter.
Aiming tiny bursting bubbles at tumors could pave the way for new treatments.
Light-activated genes, now illuminating brain circuitry in rodents and monkeys, may help solve mysteries of human disease.
New York City’s medical research community picks up the pieces after Hurricane Sandy destroys decades of work.
Scientists looking to block HIV’s evasions of the immune system found an unlikely source of inspiration: the spam filter.
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