We Must Not Ignore Eugenics in Our Genetics Curriculum, Says Biology Professor
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Professor Mark Peifer explains why understanding the history of eugenics is critical for up-and-coming scientists
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Treating Disease with E. coli Engineered from Stool Samples
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Engineered E. coli collected from gut microbiomes have the potential to treat diseases such as diabetes
To Make Genetic Tests Clinically Useful We Need Targeted Recruitment
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For tests to be clinically useful for non-European groups better recruitment of underrepresented populations is needed
Clinical Trials Often Fail to Cite Relevant past Studies, Researchers Find
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Failing to account for previous or ongoing research could lead to less impactful research
Seasonal Temperature Impacts Patient Lab Results
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Distortions in lab tests results can impact medical decision making
COVID-19 Vaccination Safe and Effective in People with Cancer
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Study confirms there is no need for patients to wait for vaccination until they finish their cancer treatment
Adapting An Academic Research Center to a SARS-CoV-2 Testing Lab
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In a recent Med paper, a team shares how they adapted their lab to test patient samples for SARS-CoV-2, along with a blueprint for other labs to do the same