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Scientists turn pig semen extract into eye drops that kill cancer in mice

Genetically modified parasite successfully delivers drugs across the blood-brain barrier in mice, a potential new avenue for safely and effectively getting drugs to the human brain to treat neurological diseases

With seventh person seemingly cured of HIV, signs of hope for a broader cure

Beyond headlines of transmitted Alzheimer's, scientists see case for prions

Lilly makes waves, says gene therapy restores hearing for child with genetic hearing loss

Scientists use probiotic bacteria to enhance T cell cancer therapy

Lilly's 10-year bet on treating Alzheimer's before symptoms start ends in failure

Russian invasion of Ukraine could affect more than 200 clinical trials across biotech and pharma

Pfizer's oral Covid-19 antiviral cuts hospitalization, death by 85%

Know Labs unveils glucose monitor that swaps fingersticks for RF sensors

Excision's CRISPR HIV therapy is heading into human testing after FDA clearance

BioNTech reports promising data on mRNA cocktail in mouse models of colon cancer and melanoma

Northwestern U's novel gene-silencing RNA drug shows promise in glioblastoma - Medicine made with real gold nanoparticle cores which can cross the blood-brain barrier to help deliver siRNA to treat brain cancer.

Zebrafish reveal regenerative protein that could inspire new treatments for muscle-wasting diseases and aging

BioNTech CEO applies Covid-19 vaccine's mRNA tech to multiple sclerosis

FDA grants Roche coronavirus test emergency green light within 24 hours

Scientists at Hanyang University in Seoul reported that mice lost 20% of their body weight and showed reductions in insulin resistance and inflammation when injected with CRISPR interference that targeted the gene FABP4 which is a significant contributor to obesity.

GlaxoSmithKline makes $300M investment in 23andMe, forms 50-50 R&D; pact

Bats can host multiple viruses without ever developing symptoms—even potentially fatal ones like Ebola

Stem cells shed light on possible anti-Alzheimer's compound

Surgery, radiation and chemotherapy just don’t cut it against glioblastoma, with 5-year survival rates as low as 5%

9 of 10 individuals who develop lupus are women

A cancer drug may be useful in treating HIV

Researchers have developed a genetically modified version of the herpes virus that infects cancer cells and expresses cytokines that recruit immune cells

New gene therapy halts progression of a potentially fatal neurodegenerative disease, cerebral adrenoleukodystrophy, in 88% if patients treated

Fire ant venom inspires potential psoriasis treatment

Researchers at Duke have created an engineered hybrid of poliovirus and rhinovirus which is capable of selectively killing glioblastoma cells while sparing healthy neurons in mouse and human cell line models.

Platypus venom could give rise to a new class of diabetes treatments

Sean Parker just got federal backing to run the world’s first-ever CRISPR/Cas9 trial, which could alter the way many diseases, especially cancer, are treated.

A biotech war is brewing over control of the revolutionary CRISPR-Cas9 tech

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