Daily briefing: There is a multitude of microbe-based climate solutions - time to use them
Virologist Beata Halassy treated her own breast cancer with lab-grown viruses, sparking ethical debates on self-experimentation.
Liz Parrish vs. science: The lucrative business of serving the mega-rich who seek eternal youth
Liz Parrish's journey highlights a mother's struggle for alternative treatments amidst a skeptical medical community and media distortion.
World-first therapy using donor cells sends autoimmune diseases into remission
Three individuals with severe autoimmune conditions achieved remission through CRISPR-modified immune cells, demonstrating potential for scalable treatment.
Hacking the immune system could slow ageing - here's how
Restoring balance to immune cells can rejuvenate the entire body, potentially extending lifespan and overall health in mice.
In Bay Area, Biden vows to restore abortion access amid legal uncertainty about fertility treatments
President Biden emphasized reproductive rights at a fundraiser after Alabama Supreme Court ruling on frozen embryos.
The Alabama Supreme Court decision on embryos has raised concerns about reproductive health access and sparked ethical debates.
Author Correction: Myt1l safeguards neuronal identity by actively repressing many non-neuronal fates - Nature
Authors from various institutions collaborate on stem cell research.
Lab-grown embryo models: UK unveils first ever rules to guide research
The UK has developed its first rules for human embryo model research, focusing on prohibiting implantation but not setting fixed time limits for growth.
An Influential Study Retracted after 22 Years Reveals Challenges in Science
A highly cited research paper was retracted, revealing the challenges in conducting and reporting research, including the pressure for flashy findings and the reluctance to retract flawed papers.
Embryo models need consistent ethical oversight
Studying stem-cell-derived models of human embryos can reveal key developmental events leading to pregnancy failures.