Annalisa explains how the military gave her an excellent platform to launch a high-level career in pharma.

New cancer treatments may be lying right under our noses – if we are willing to take a commercial risk.

Should we target minor rather than major infections with new therapeutics to best fight antibiotic resistance?

We talk to Humanity in Science Award winner Richard Jähnke about counterfeit drugs, and how the Minilab can help

Could resonance Raman spectroscopy be the key to your heart?

Children entering foster care are receiving extensive screening – but is it cost-effective?

Stem cells with a seasonal theme.

An analgesic is helping researchers explore new drug targets for sight-threatening diseases

Diabetes and obesity often go hand-in-hand, with devastating effects on public health

New devices for detecting tuberculosis may speed up diagnosis and improve treatment