Biotech

Three patients in Japan will receive the experimental therapy in the next year 

Genetic data could lead to more personalized, meaningful education, but only if parents, teachers and policymakers understand genetics well enough to correctly use the information

The swallowable device looks promising in pigs

A new technique could replace the need for human embryos in some lab experiments

Light-sheet fluorescence microscopy could lead to less intrusive and more effective diagnosis for patients

Exploring their hidden realm could uncover solutions to our most pressing problems

Racing pigeons is big business—and doping is common. Now scientists have devised a way to detect doping in the avian athletes. Christopher Intagliata reports.

Researchers are intent on decoding body-brain nerve signals to diagnose ailments

Oral arguments take place in Washington, D.C.

Today in Boston, Gates announced a $12-million initiative to foster the development of a vaccine effective against all flu strains.

More than a dozen medical centers hope to study donated tumor tissue before it degrades

A machine that maintains organs at body temperature may help alleviate shortages