Personalized Medicine – News and Features

A Mount Sinai team showed that the same leukemia mutation behaves differently depending on when it arises during development. Using CRISPR in human blood stem cells, they found prenatal-origin leukemias are more aggressive and treatment-resistant.

Researchers studying the link between PFAS exposure and changes in markers of type 2 diabetes in teens who underwent bariatric surgery found that “forever chemicals” exposure was linked to worse metabolic outcomes five years later.

Discover how cell-free DNA synthesis can accelerate mRNA vaccines and therapies, enhancing production efficiency and lowering contamination risks.

Discover how explorations into the 3D structure of the genome and innovative multiomics platform technology are reshaping the future of precision medicine.

Researchers examined five AI models on multiple genomic tasks to see how well they performed. The findings provide a framework for researchers to choose optimal AI models for specific tasks.

Experts shared their insights with Technology Networks, offering a glimpse into a future where automation and intelligence work hand in hand.

Where do the greatest opportunities for collaboration across life sciences disciplines lie today – and what’s needed to unlock them? We asked the experts.

A technique for calming your nervous system using a heart rate monitor can significantly reduce symptoms of both PTSD and chronic pain.

A study of 84,000 people shows that nearly 90% of individuals with familial hypercholesterolemia would be missed by current screening guidelines. DNA testing revealed 419 carriers, many unaware of their risk and some already with heart disease.

New research has identified that major depressive disorder is deeply connected to the immune system.