In science, hyper-specialization is often the path to a successful career. Dedicated researchers can devote decades of their lives to answering a specific question or studying a single protein or organism, chipping away at sharply defined biological ...
In September of 2008, a young woman living in a suburb of Lusaka, Zambia’s capital, was stricken by a mysterious illness driven by an unknown virus. As headache, fever, and body aches gave way to more frightening symptoms including seizures and facial ...
Biomedical research has long focused on certain model organisms, such as the mouse, fruit fly, and nematode worm C. elegans, partly because they’re easy to work with and partly because of their relevance to human biology. But the ocean is full of organisms ...
As a pediatric cardiologist, Tahmina Samad really wanted to help her patients, but sometimes she felt stymied. Trying to treat children with heart problems, but having no idea which patients would develop heart failure and which would not, was frustrating and ...
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