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A new tool in the pathologist’s arsenal may allow 3D imaging of tissues and organs.

How the RNA transcriptome of circulating neutrophils could hold the key to identifying intracranial aneurysms – before they rupture.

How targeting subclinical populations with a rapid saliva test may aid in the quest to eradicate the disease.

Seeking inspiration from plants in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease.

Harvard Medical School’s Richard Sherwood digs into the potential and pitfalls of gene editing technology.

Sitting Down With... Bruce Levine, Professor in Cancer Gene Therapy, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania.

Marcus Horwitz’s primary focus is on infectious diseases, but a number of pathogens he has studied led him into the realm of bio-terrorism.

A screen of 2000 synthetic compounds has uncovered a novel agent against antiviral resistant influenza.

A new approach may hold the key to preventing deadly brain bleeds - an optical lens capable of imaging blood vessels in real time.