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Lab-on-a-Chip Made of Paper
By Kristina Grifantini | 05/14/2008 |
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Paper-based microfluidic devices could yield cheap, disposable diagnostic tests.
A New Approach to Treating Alzheimer's
By Emily Singer | 05/12/2008 |
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Electrodes implanted in the brain show promise in early trials.
A Faster Way to Detect Heart Attacks
By Kristina Grifantini | 05/09/2008 |
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A diagnostic chip tests saliva to determine if someone is having a heart attack.
Tiny Blood Pumps for Failing Hearts
By Jocelyn Rice | 05/08/2008 |
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A new heart aid could be implanted without invasive surgery.
Biologists Enlist Online Gamers
By Katherine Bourzac | 05/08/2008 |
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Players of a new game will design HIV vaccines and other proteins.
Breath Analyzer Monitors Drug Compliance
By Kristina Grifantini | 05/02/2008 |
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A new device could lead to better clinical trials.
Biology's Next Breakthroughs
By Katherine Bourzac | 05/02/2008 |
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Biotech pioneer Leroy Hood explains how systems biology will impact medicine.
Blind Mice See the Light
By Jocelyn Rice | 05/01/2008 |
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Researchers adapt an algal protein to reengineer sight into a broken visual circuit.
Gene Sequencing for the Masses
By Emily Singer | 04/30/2008 |
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A genomics pioneer's sequencing machine comes to market.
My Brain on Booze
By Emily Singer | 04/29/2008 |
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A unique EEG test reveals how alcohol sets the brain aglow.
More-Accurate Radiation Therapy
By Courtney Humphries | 04/24/2008 |
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Small, implantable devices could measure radiation from within tumors themselves.
Safer Prenatal Testing
By Jocelyn Rice | 04/23/2008 |
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New technologies aim to reduce the risks and improve the accuracy of prenatal genetic tests.
Clothes That Monitor Health
By Kristina Grifantini | 04/17/2008 |
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A new patch tracks electrolyte levels in sweat.
The $100 Genome
By Emily Singer | 04/17/2008 |
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Forget the $1,000 genome. Some companies are looking far past that goal to create a
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inexpensive sequencing technology.
Using Viruses to Kill Bacteria
By Jennifer Chu | 04/15/2008 |
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In the fight against infection, viruses may take up where antibiotics leave off.
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