Groundbreaking discoveries and inventions in the Life Sciences advancing Evidence Based Medicine
The use of the CRISPR gene editing tool has attracted considerable interest in recent years. CRISPR allows scientists to remove, add or alter genes with precision. However, even though the…
Statins are prescribed to patients to reduce levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) in the blood, although new research suggests they could also reduce breast cancer deaths by as much as 38%….
Researchers at the London’s Institute of Cancer Research have conducted a clinical trial on a new drug – ONX-0801 – that is showing incredible promise for treatment of ovarian cancer….
A team of University of Calgary researchers claim they are the first to discover signals that influence dermal stem cell function, opening up new areas for research into the treatment…
Researchers are developing new methods of incorporating artificial intelligence into diagnostics, allowing physicians to identify diseases far more quickly and start treatment earlier, improving patient outcomes. One area of medicine…
A new cell manipulation technique has been developed by team of U.S. researchers that allows cells to be deformed in vitro in a highly controllable fashion. In vivo, cells respond…
An international team of researchers led by Imperial College London have successfully used stem cells in the treatment of multiple sclerosis. While the use of stem cells for the treatment…
Biomaterials that mimic the characteristics of bone marrow can alter the development of blood cells, say researchers at the University of Illinois. The technique developed by the researchers could potentially…
What makes stem cells decide whether they should make more stem cells or differentiate into other cells? According to researchers at New York’s Rockefeller University, it is the distribution of…
The use of stem cells for the treatment of baldness has attracted considerable attention in recent years. While there are surgical treatments for baldness that involve grafting and drugs that…