The Nobel Prize in Chemistry goes to Jacques Dubochet, Joachim Frank and Richard Henderson for developing cryo-electron microscopy for the high-resolution structure determination of biomolecules in solution...
The intricate work hints at a cure for a blood disease
A device that delivers infusions of DNA and other molecules restored injured limbs in mice
An international clinical trial will give a contraceptive gel a test drive
The agency hopes to enroll 1 million people in its precision medicine effort
Powered by microwaves, the device avoids some of the risks traditional systems pose
French law currently restricts techniques like artificial insemination to heterosexual couples
California state bill seeks to legalize liquefaction of corpses
A winner of this year’s Lasker Award talks about his work with HPV
Researchers are starting to diagnose more ailments using DNA fragments found in the blood
The FDA just approved the first gene therapy for sale, but such therapies remain far from fulfilling their early promise
Alternative explanations challenge whether CRISPR–Cas9 technique actually fixed a genetic mutation as claimed
Researchers hope to move to clinical trials in 2018
The leukemia treatment approval opens up a new front for gene therapies in the U.S.
Correcting gait early on may aid mobility
Computer-security methods could help scientists identify disease-causing genes—while preserving patient privacy
Unfortunately, the biggest recipients of government help are the pharmaceutical companies, not patients
Sophisticated software could help doctors make better diagnoses
The Human Dx platform aims to improve the accuracy of individual physicians
CRISPR has enabled researchers to inactivate viruses in donor animals that may sicken humans
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