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The development could lead to new, less invasive technologies that more closely resemble human body tissues.

Study has settled the age-old argument of just how different lab mice and wild mice are? Researchers have studied the immune systems of wild mice and lab mice and reveal striking differences.

Study finds the grandchildren of maternal grandmothers that smoked during pregnancy are 53% more likely to be diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

A large MRI study of bipolar sufferers reveals structural differences in key brain areas.

The inner ear organoids could lead to new therapies for hearing and balance impairments.

New research has unravelled the mystery of how mitochondria – the energy generators within cells – can withstand attacks on their DNA from rogue molecules.

Columbia University researchers publish two papers in Science that capture the detrimental effect of faulty serotonergic wiring

The new test could mean patients are diagnosed up to ten years earlier than currently possible, resulting in earlier treatment before sight loss begins.

NIH researchers find pairing CNS drugs with amitriptyline enhances their delivery to the brain.

University of Connecticut researchers are using stem cells to learn more about Angelman syndrome and identify possible therapeutic strategies.