Public health

Outside the Lab Public health

Tackling Old Age Before Birth

| Beth Curtis

Understanding the factors that influence epigenetic changes throughout life can help treat disease.

Outside the Lab Clinical trials

Too Pregnant to Participate

| Roisin McGuigan

Are current ethical guidelines for clinical studies letting pregnant women down?

Outside the Lab Neuroscience

Undoing the Damage

| Roisin McGuigan

Two drugs have shown potential to reverse brain damage in mice following alcohol exposure in the womb

Disease Area Diagnostics & prognostics

Good on Paper

| Andres W. Martinez

As we develop new POCTs for resource-limited settings, the humble sheet of paper has a lot to offer.

Disease Area Public health

Hurdles to HIV Survival

| Roisin McGuigan

Why are so many patients with HIV still dying too young?

Outside the Lab Clinical trials

Doing More with Less

| Raffaella Ravinetto

How can we best utilize equipment and resources in low-income regions?

Outside the Lab Public health

Change is Here, But Are We Ready For it?

| Giorgio Stanta

Patient-centric healthcare can only be fully achieved if we change the current organizational methods

Outside the Lab Public health

Accessing Big Pharma's Conscience

| Jayasree K. Iyer

Jayasree K. Iyer, Executive Director of Access to Medicine Foundation, the Netherlands

Outside the Lab Professional development

Speed Versus Safety for Cell Therapy

| Karen Nichols and Jacques Galipeau

We want faster translation of cell therapies, but is it worth sacrificing public trust?

Outside the Lab Immunology

Cold War

| James Strachan

A vaccine against the common cold has long eluded us, but now researchers are on its track

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