Is the overwhelming focus on genomics and transcriptomics in translational science really the best way to help patients?

Azad Shademan and Ryan Decker during supervised autonomous in vivo bowel anastomosis.

Are the metrics used to measure cancer drug efficacy inherently flawed?

The CDC confirms the Zika–microcephaly link, and in vitro tissue models offer further insight

BioPen could allow surgeons to “draw” live cells onto damaged bone

Stem cells restore function to damaged spinal cords in rats

Neural implants and smart software give a paralyzed patient the gift of movement

UV radiation can control cardiomyocyte function – with intriguing therapeutic possibilities

New findings have revealed that “dirty” mice can actually recapitulate the human adult immune system better than lab mice

Cancer biology is advancing fast – but does America’s “moonshot” to cure cancer fit the bill?