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Mutation Predicts Schizophrenia And Autism Risk
Using molecular tools and statistical analyses, scientists in Japan have found a rare gene mutation that could serve as a potential predictor of schizophrenia and autism.
Studying Atomic Structures With Holograms
Using a neutron holography technique, scientists in Japan have obtained clear 3D images of atomic structures.
Takeda And Noile-Immune Biotech Enter CAR-T Collaboration
Takeda and Noile-Immune Biotech collaborate to advance next generation CAR-T therapy effective for solid tumors.
China Pledges US$20 Million To Promote Global Health
The WHO and China have signed a memorandum of understanding to reinforce health promotion efforts around the world.
Highly Infectious Superbug Emerges In Chinese Hospital
The hypervirulent superbug behind five deaths in a Chinese hospital is resistant even to last-resort antibiotics.
Helping Microgrids Meet The Demand
Scientists have developed a computer algorithm that improves microgrid stability and reliability by making it mimic the inertia of a large power grid.
The Cause Of Fibrosis Found Hiding In Plain Sight
A new class of anti-fibrotic drugs may soon be in the pipeline as researchers in Singapore identify the molecule responsible for causing fibrosis in organs.
Upcycling Brewery Waste For Eco-Friendly Beer
Scientists in Singapore have devised a method to turn brewery waste into a nutritious liquid that can be used to grow brewer's yeast.
Assaults 40 Times More Deadly For India Women Than US Counterparts
Scientists from India, US and Sweden revealed that women in India are nearly 40 times more likely to die after an assault compared to their US peers.
Mutation Predicts Schizophrenia And Autism Risk
Using molecular tools and statistical analyses, scientists in Japan have found a rare gene mutation that could serve as a potential predictor of schizophrenia and autism.
Studying Atomic Structures With Holograms
Using a neutron holography technique, scientists in Japan have obtained clear 3D images of atomic structures.
Takeda And Noile-Immune Biotech Enter CAR-T Collaboration
Takeda and Noile-Immune Biotech collaborate to advance next generation CAR-T therapy effective for solid tumors.
China Pledges US$20 Million To Promote Global Health
The WHO and China have signed a memorandum of understanding to reinforce health promotion efforts around the world.
Highly Infectious Superbug Emerges In Chinese Hospital
The hypervirulent superbug behind five deaths in a Chinese hospital is resistant even to last-resort antibiotics.
Helping Microgrids Meet The Demand
Scientists have developed a computer algorithm that improves microgrid stability and reliability by making it mimic the inertia of a large power grid.
The Cause Of Fibrosis Found Hiding In Plain Sight
A new class of anti-fibrotic drugs may soon be in the pipeline as researchers in Singapore identify the molecule responsible for causing fibrosis in organs.
Upcycling Brewery Waste For Eco-Friendly Beer
Scientists in Singapore have devised a method to turn brewery waste into a nutritious liquid that can be used to grow brewer's yeast.
Assaults 40 Times More Deadly For India Women Than US Counterparts
Scientists from India, US and Sweden revealed that women in India are nearly 40 times more likely to die after an assault compared to their US peers.









