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May 2018 Issue of The Translational Scientist

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Articles featured in this issue

 Research Field Clinical trials

Celebrating the Digital Age

| Sophie Kornowski-Bonnet

Digital technologies could transform healthcare.
Tools & Techniques Diagnostics & prognostics

Garbage In, Garbage Out

| Carolyn Compton

Preanalytical variability can be a hidden danger in skewing test results. What's the best way to detect and overcome it?
Tools & Techniques Drug discovery

Medicina Ex Machina

| Roisin McGuigan

Artificial intelligence could have a huge impact on drug discovery.
Disease Area Drug discovery

Algal Boom

| Andrew Dahl

Algae are bacteria-fight experts. Why aren’t we using them more for drug discovery?
Tools & Techniques Omics

The Diagnostic Power of DNA Methylation

| Bekim Sadikovic

Machine learning and DNA methylation could open up a new realm of diagnostic possibility
Disease Area Diagnostics & prognostics

Cost-effective Cancer Checks

| William Aryitey

Testing the whole population of women for breast/ovarian cancers mat be more cost-effective than current methods

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