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Translational research…and beyond

May 19, 2016
Professor Nicholas Lemoine, keynote speaker for ON Helix 2016, tells us about how translational research improves health outcomes for patients.

From the front line

May 19, 2016
We hear from Professor Daouda Ndiaye – a Senegalese researcher taking on malaria – about a new test promising to save lives by being faster, more accurate and easier to...

Did the dinosaurs suffer with malaria?

May 16, 2016
A new analysis of the prehistoric origin of malaria suggests that it evolved in insects at least 100 million years ago, and the first vertebrate hosts of this disease were...

Novel method for producing antibiotic introduced

May 16, 2016
Scientists from the University of Bristol have developed a new method for producing an antibiotic.

Promising phase I Ebola trials

May 13, 2016
Scientists involved in Phase I trials for an Ebola vaccine have described recent results as very promising.

World’s tiniest thermometer built

May 12, 2016
Canadian scientists have created the smallest thermometer in the world using DNA.

Antibiotic resistance solution proposed

May 11, 2016
A group of US scientists are confident the key to tackling antibiotic resistant bacteria is already in front of our faces – non-antibiotic therapeutic drugs.

Study shows ‘reversal’ of neurological damage possible

May 9, 2016
Symptoms of neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s could be ‘reversed’ after ground breaking research by Leicester University.

New method to create vaccines

May 6, 2016
Researchers from a Danish university have developed a new and simple way to create vaccines.

Stuttering mice provide insight

May 5, 2016
Scientists have given mice a genetic mutation causing them to stutter to better understand the speech disorder in humans.

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