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Cambridge Mind and Brain Institute to Tackle Cognitive Health Challenges
Biology & Genetics · Sep 25, 2026

Cambridge Mind and Brain Institute to Tackle Cognitive Health Challenges

The Cambridge Mind and Brain Institute launches to address cognitive health issues through collaborative research and advanced training programs.

Navigating the Promise and Pitfalls of Gene Therapy for Rare Diseases
Biology & Genetics · Sep 23, 2026

Navigating the Promise and Pitfalls of Gene Therapy for Rare Diseases

Gene therapy offers hope for treating genetic disorders, yet challenges in accessibility and economics remain significant hurdles to widespread application.

The Brain is a Composite Organ
Biology & Genetics · Sep 23, 2026

The Brain is a Composite Organ

SharesA new study published in Nature Neuroscience shows evidence that our brains are actually two organs combined into one composite organ. You may be thinking that I am referring to the two hemisphe...

New Insights into Brain Development: Understanding Distinct Neural Origins
Biology & Genetics · Sep 23, 2026

New Insights into Brain Development: Understanding Distinct Neural Origins

Recent research reveals the brain's distinct embryonic origins, reshaping our understanding of its development and promising advancements in stem cell research.

Wake Forest University Launches Lab for Next-Generation Room-Temperature Quantum Processors
Physics & Space Science · Sep 22, 2026

Wake Forest University Launches Lab for Next-Generation Room-Temperature Quantum Processors

Wake Forest University opens NanoteQ laboratory to advance room-temperature quantum processor research and foster cross-disciplinary collaboration.

New Study Reveals Gender Differences in Infant Attention from Birth
Biology & Genetics · Sep 21, 2026

New Study Reveals Gender Differences in Infant Attention from Birth

Research published in *Biology of Sex Differences* shows notable attention disparities between male and female infants shortly after birth.

Once again, The BMJ, wittingly or unwittingly, reinforces an antivax narrative
Biology & Genetics · Sep 21, 2026

Once again, The BMJ, wittingly or unwittingly, reinforces an antivax narrative

SharesEt tu, BMJ? Again? Seriously? It’s been nearly three years since I last asked: What the heck happened to The BMJ? As my frustration with this medical journal led me to sit down to write this pos...

The BMJ's Controversial Take on COVID Vaccine Safety Oversight
Biology & Genetics · Sep 21, 2026

The BMJ's Controversial Take on COVID Vaccine Safety Oversight

The BMJ's recent article raises concerns over vaccine safety, but misinterprets data and overlooks the context of adverse event reports.

Cambridge Seeks Visionary Leader for New Rokos School of Government
Biology & Genetics · Sep 17, 2026

Cambridge Seeks Visionary Leader for New Rokos School of Government

The University of Cambridge is initiating a search for a Dean to lead the innovative Rokos School of Government, focused on tackling modern governance challenges.

Significant Advances in Photonic State Transfer: An 11.8-Fold Acceleration
Physics & Space Science · Sep 17, 2026

Significant Advances in Photonic State Transfer: An 11.8-Fold Acceleration

A new method achieves 11.8 times faster state transfer in photonics, enhancing fidelity and shrinking device size for future applications.

Harvard Faculty Highlight Essential Literature for Navigating Youthful Challenges
Biology & Genetics · Sep 16, 2026

Harvard Faculty Highlight Essential Literature for Navigating Youthful Challenges

Harvard faculty reflect on impactful books that explore the complexities of youth, emphasizing self-discovery, resilience, and the beauty within life's struggles.

New mRNA Flu Vaccine Approved: What It Means for Older Adults and Future Vaccinations
Biology & Genetics · Sep 16, 2026

New mRNA Flu Vaccine Approved: What It Means for Older Adults and Future Vaccinations

Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine, mFLUSIVA, gains FDA approval, offering a promising new option for older adults while raising questions about its impact on flu vaccine accessibility.

New Fossil Discovery Sheds Light on the Evolutionary Roots of Starfish
Biology & Genetics · Sep 16, 2026

New Fossil Discovery Sheds Light on the Evolutionary Roots of Starfish

Fossils of *Yujingia glutenotunica*, dating back over 500 million years, reveal insights into the evolution of starfish and their unique body plans.

University of Cambridge's Eddington Project Gains Approval for 3,800 New Homes
Biology & Genetics · Sep 16, 2026

University of Cambridge's Eddington Project Gains Approval for 3,800 New Homes

The University of Cambridge's Eddington development will expand significantly, adding 3,800 homes to meet housing demands and support the local economy.

From Personal Tragedy to Pioneering Cancer Research: The Journey of Joan Brugge
Biology & Genetics · Sep 14, 2026

From Personal Tragedy to Pioneering Cancer Research: The Journey of Joan Brugge

Joan Brugge's personal loss sparked a passionate commitment to cancer research, leading her to significant discoveries that shape the field today.

New Drug Offers Hope for Pancreatic Cancer Patients
Biology & Genetics · Sep 09, 2026

New Drug Offers Hope for Pancreatic Cancer Patients

The FDA's approval of daraxonrasib marks a significant milestone in pancreatic cancer treatment, promising improved survival rates and quality of life for patients.

Cancer Vaccine Breakthrough Promises New Hope Beyond Melanoma
Biology & Genetics · Aug 31, 2026

Cancer Vaccine Breakthrough Promises New Hope Beyond Melanoma

Catherine Wu discusses the potential for a new cancer vaccine to expand beyond melanoma, highlighting ongoing trials in various cancers.

Newborn Genetic Testing Could Pave the Way for Early Cancer Detection
Biology & Genetics · Aug 18, 2026

Newborn Genetic Testing Could Pave the Way for Early Cancer Detection

Research indicates that routine blood samples from newborns could identify genetic mutations linked to cancer risk, aiding prevention efforts.

The Risks of the Carnivore Diet: Understanding Health Implications of a Meat-Only Approach
Biology & Genetics · Aug 10, 2026

The Risks of the Carnivore Diet: Understanding Health Implications of a Meat-Only Approach

The carnivore diet can lead to serious health risks, including nutritional deficiencies and increased inflammation, making a balanced diet essential for well-being.

Discover the Health Benefits of Immersing in Nature
Biology & Genetics · Jul 28, 2026

Discover the Health Benefits of Immersing in Nature

Spending time in nature reduces stress, improves mental clarity, and enhances overall wellness, highlighting its essential role in health and well-being.