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Carbon monoxide is toxic. This doctor is out to prove it's also therapeutic
Carbon monoxide is toxic. This doctor is out to prove it's also therapeutic

Researchers have found a surprising use for a noxious gas

Enhancing vaccine development
Enhancing vaccine development

Using proteomic methods to inform antigen selection

Why Myanmar jailed mangrove activists
Why Myanmar jailed mangrove activists

A feature story on why one Burmese activist got arrested for regrowing mangroves

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Spoiler alert

How to store microbiome samples without altering or losing diversity

Seattle's absurd, discriminatory trans bathroom panic
Seattle's absurd, discriminatory trans bathroom panic

A series of bills in the Washington State legislature could make it permissible for anyone to stop transgender people using the public restroom of their choice. 

Starting up and spinning out: The changing nature of partnerships between pharma and academia
Starting up and spinning out: The changing nature of partnerships between pharma and academia

A feature exploring current trends in partnerships between academia and industry

Going batty: Studying natural reservoirs to inform drug development
Going batty: Studying natural reservoirs to inform drug development

A news feature on what scientists can learn from studying the immune system of bats - and that of other natural reservoirs - to design drugs against infectious diseases

 

Challenge accepted: Human challenge trials for dengue
Challenge accepted: Human challenge trials for dengue

What scientists can learn from giving healthy volunteers dengue

The promise of sewage
The promise of sewage

Why a team of MIT researchers are using sewage as an epidemiological tool 

In custody
In custody

Expert tips for isolating and culturing cancer stem cells 

 

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