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Size Matters for Particles in Bloodstream

Research uncovers more information about how particles behave in the human bloodstream.

"Junk" DNA Critical for Heart Function

Loss of noncoding elements of genome, known as enhancers, results in abnormalities of heart functions.

Achilles Therapeutics' £13.2M Launch

Syncona LLP and Cancer Research Technology have launched Achilles Therapeutics Ltd, that will design therapies for cancer.

Grant to TSRI-Led Consortium Increased by $87M

NIH funding, as part of the Precision Medicine Initiative, has been increased from $120M to £207M.

Overcoming Resistance to Antibiotics

Researchers have shown that a certain protein is vital for a bacteria to react with metals in the natural or human environment.

Scientists Speed Up Muscle Repair

Researchers discovered genetically modified mice were able to support far more regenerative stem cells, for muscle repair, than previously thought.

Ocean Plastic Pollution Worse Than Expected

The Ocean Cleanup concludes first-ever reconnaissance flight over ‘Great Pacific Garbage Patch’.

Curcumin Shows Promise as Cancer Treatment

When delivered at the correct circadian phase, curcumin demonstrates sustained toxicity in cancer cells and should be considered for use in patient care.

Clinical Trial Finds Medicine Program Alters Blood Serum

Meditation, yoga and vegetarian diet linked to decline in plasma metabolites associated with inflammation and cardiovascular disease risk.

Ice Cores Reveal Decline in Atmospheric Oxygen Over Last 800,000 Years

Researchers have compiled decades of data to produce a record of atmospheric oxygen concentrations.

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