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Dr. Steven Almo explains in lay terms why protein structure and shape are important in developing drugs to fight disease.

Jonathan Lai, Ph.D., and colleagues have engineered the first antibodies that can potentially neutralize the two deadliest strains of the virus that causes Ebola hemorrhagic fever.

Scientists at MIT, the University of Göttingen, Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich, the Free University Amsterdam and Yale University have developed a noninvasive technique that can distinguish whether an organelle's random motion is actively or thermally driven at the cellular level.

Dr. Sonnenburg, bestselling author of The Good Gut, will explain the link between our Western diet and chronic illness.

What if your clothing could protect your from deadly infections and diseases?

Dr Taghrid Istivan explains what microbes are and how some are beneficial to health while others can make you sick.

An alternative animal model that mimics key features of the Zika virus infection, including its lingering presence in bodily fluids, has been developed at Texas Biomedical Research Institute in San Antonio, to help develop vaccines and treatments.

Research at the University of Southampton is looking at how immunotherapy can enable the body’s immune system to recognise and kill cancer cells.

Professor Peter Johnson - Professor of Medical Oncology, University of Southampton and Chief Clinician for Cancer Research UK.

Jerome Durodie talks about the importance of detecting infections in the path lab.