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How the gene editing system known as CRISPR-Cas9 is transforming how we create animal models of disease.

For lung cancer patients like Ginger Tam, targeted therapies demonstrate the potential of precision medicine

Live from AACR. Can two powerful weapons against cancer be even better as a team? Our expert panel discusses the future of combination therapies

A period list of methods, tools and people driving research and development. Our scientists present nine tools helping to advance safety assessment. (The list is not ranked.)

Faced with a difficult prognosis, registerd nurse Carla Jenkins looks to research for a reprieve in her battle with cancer. Firsti in our Eureka Moments series.

CRISPR editing in mice is a work in progress. Zygote electroporation might make the work go faster.

The sensory pleasure of a good soup represents a complex synthesis of many molecular and cellular inputs. Here’s a taste of the action.

PCR of exhaust air dust is rapidly becoming more mainstream and might one replace dirty bedding sentinels, a tremendous boost to for the 3Rs.

Over 190 countries just agreed to combat antimicrobial resistance. NIH scientist Jane Knisely explains how novel antibiotics can help.

I am alive today because of my brother-in-law and advances in transplant medicine.