MedPage TodayNo Efficacy Hit from Stopping Immunotherapy for AEsMedPage TodayPatients who discontinued induction immunotherapy for advanced melanoma because of adverse events did just as well as those who continued treatment uninterrupted, a pooled ana… Continue reading
Cancer Immunotherapy Market Analysis, Industry Chain Related Technical Experts Analysis and Forecasts Till 2021Digital JournalThe Cancer Immunotherapy Market report titled “Global Cancer Immunotherapy Market– Forecast to 2021” summarizes classification… Continue reading
FuturismA New Stem Cell Treatment Had “Striking” Anti-Aging ResultsFuturismTwo teams of researchers have published the results of their clinical trials involving a stem cell transplant that could diminish the conditions of age-related frailty. The tria… Continue reading
TechCrunch |
CRISPR‘d pigs could produce low-fat bacon
TechCrunch We truly live in amazing times. Chinese scientists just made skinnier pigs using CRISPR-Cas9 technology. Do you know what this means? Low-fat bacon! I know, I know, for some, bacon without the fat does not sound that appealing. But for those watching … CRISPR Bacon: Chinese Scientists Create Genetically Modified Low …NPR Chinese scientists stuck a mouse gene into pigs to make 12 low-fat pigletsQuartz ‘CRISPR‘ Bacon? Scientists Create Low-Fat PigsCBS San Francisco Bay Area Phys.Org –Live Science –BGR –Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences all 14 news articles » |
MIT Technology Review |
Tracking the Cost of Gene Therapy
MIT Technology Review Gene therapy, which introduces new genetic material into a person’s DNA, was developed as a revolutionary way to treat some of the rarest syndromes on earth. Drug companies have attached astronomical prices to these narrowly targeted treatments. In … |
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Stem cell researchers make advance toward long-lasting blood vessel repair
News-Medical.net Stem cell researchers at Emory University School of Medicine have made an advance toward having a long-lasting “repair caulk” for blood vessels. The research could form the basis of a treatment for peripheral artery disease, derived from a patient’s … |