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Learn how single-cell transcriptomics is helping researchers explore gene activity and immune system diseases with cutting-edge technology.

Discover how next-generation sequencing is transforming diagnostics, guiding treatment decisions and shaping the future of personalized medicine.

In this interview, we spoke with Janne Lehtiö, PhD, professor of medical proteomics, to explore how molecular phenotyping and omics-based technologies are reshaping our understanding of disease mechanisms.

Learn how population genomics has evolved, its role in health and disease and the challenges ahead.

Discover how microbial biotechnology could reduce suffering and support global health goals, as experts call for awareness and greater investment in innovation.

In this interview, Prof. Christine Metz discusses her journey into science, her groundbreaking research on endometriosis and the importance of funding and mentorship in advancing women's health and supporting women in STEMM.

Learn how metabolic disorders are detected and diagnosed with Dr. Irene De Biase, professor of clinical pathology at the University of Utah School of Medicine.

Antibiotic resistance – a gradual decrease in the sensitivity of pathogens to drugs threatens us all. Here, we consider how resistance develops, how we got there and, most importantly, what it threatens us with.

Bacteriophages are viruses that selectively target and kill bacteria. They are abundant, commonly occurring natural entities that play crucial roles in regulating bacterial populations and influencing microbial ecosystems, including human health.

Endometriosis affects 1 in 10 women, yet diagnosis takes nearly a decade, leading to prolonged pain, infertility and organ damage. Improved awareness, research and reduced wait times are crucial for earlier detection and better patient outcomes.