Innovation Stories
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Scientists Deleted A Heart Disease Mutation From Embryos
Scientists have succeeded in editing out a harmful mutation from viable human embryos. -
Blood Test For Alzheimer’s May Be On Its Way
New research has identified biomarkers that may indicate the presence of Alzheimer's disease. -
HIV Antibody Treatment Holds Off Virus For More Than A Year
Results from an ongoing trial show that broadly neutralizing antibodies are keeping HIV infections at bay for longer periods of time. -
The Sunscreen That Lets You Stay On The Beach Longer, Without Burning
Researchers at Binghamton University have developed a DNA film that can act as a "sacrificial" layer on top of your skin. -
South African Girl Still Functionally Cured Of HIV
A young girl born HIV positive in South Africa continues to have low viral loads despite not taking any antiretroviral drugs. -
Young Gunshot Victim Gets A New Face
This May, doctors at the Cleveland Clinic conducted a complete face transplant on a 21-year-old gunshot victim. -
Gene-Altering Treatment For Leukemia Could Soon Be Available
The FDA voted to recommend a gene-editing treatment for the most common form of childhood leukemia. -
Sex To Make Babies Could Become Obsolete In As Little As 30 Years
One researcher believes that in as little as 30 years, sex may no longer be used for human reproduction because genetically edited stem cells will be easier and more cost-effective. -
Brain Plaques May Be Earliest Sign Of Alzheimer's
A recent study has found that plaque buildup in the brain associated with Alzheimer's disease could begin up to 10 years before any symptoms appear. -
Link Between Parkinson’s And Alzheimer's May Reveal New Treatment
Researchers discovered a link between Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease that may reveal a new treatment option. -
Future Cancer Treatment Could Stop Disease From Spreading
Researchers are hopeful they've found a way to stop cancer from spreading to other parts of the body, a feat that could save lives. -
This Therapy Could Replace Chemo In Treating Some Lung Cancers
Certain lung cancer patients who were treated with the immunotherapy drug Nivolumab had less severe side effects than those treated with traditional chemotherapy.
