How to make mRNA therapy safe from the start
The success of mRNA vaccines against COVID-19 has unleashed a flood of interest in using the technology to create more vaccines and treatments for everything from rare diseases and infections to cancer.
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The success of mRNA vaccines against COVID-19 has unleashed a flood of interest in using the technology to create more vaccines and treatments for everything from rare diseases and infections to cancer.
Several Northeastern experts said Alabama’s decision to consider embryos children in a wrongful death suit could have ‘downstream’ effect on IVF.
Wearable technology is part of a focus on precision medicine that will allow clinicians to better tailor treatment for individual patients.
The CDC is expected to end the five-day isolation minimum for people with COVID-19, something one Northeastern said is a ‘good sign’ of how we’ve learned to manage infection.
A workforce needs assessment by Northeastern researchers offers hope for rural Maine maternity units struggling to stay open.
AI can assist in composing the perfect opening line or say the right thing to seal a date … but can it help keep the flame alive? These Northeastern experts have their doubts.
What if there was a way to extend a dog’s lifespan by years with just a daily pill?
The fight-or-flight response is built into human evolution, flooding the body with adrenaline and other stress hormones that can result in rapid heart and breathing rates, trembling hands and dilated pupils — all involuntary physical responses to perceived dangers.
The water tumblers are going viral now as people realize there’s a lead pellet concealed in the product’s base, but Northeastern experts say this is not the biggest concern when it comes to lead exposure.
A major breakthrough in the treatment of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, known as ALS, can potentially help stop the disease in its tracks in as much as half of the cases in the U.S., a Northeastern University scientist says.