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From Our LabsHooked on science, Jay Bradner becomes top researcher at Novartis
New NIBR President Jay Bradner shares on drug discovery, his leadership style and what’s next for his career in biomedical research.
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Patient PerspectivesDealing with psoriasis
British actor and comedian Toby Hadoke talks about his struggles with psoriasis.
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From Our LabsWhen tiny brains are best for brain research
Zebrafish imaging sheds light on human neurological conditions.
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From Our Labs5 tips for making smart decisions on research projects
Make smart decisions about your research projects.
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From Our LabsCRISPR genome editing fuels cancer drug discovery
Genome editing advances drug discovery in biomedical research.
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Access to HealthcareTailoring tactics to tackle chronic disease in low-income countries
Healthcare expert Dr. Jonathan D. Quick discusses solutions to address the rapid rise of chronic illnesses in the developing world.
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From Our LabsRediscovering the power of nature’s exquisite complexity
Read how nature's medicine chest empowers our drug discovery chemists to advance biomedical research
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DiscoveryIntractable tumor cells crippled
Functional genomics study reveals a potential approach for tackling glioblastoma, pancreatic cancer and other tumors.
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DiscoveryLeveraging the liver’s ability to heal scarred tissue
A reversal in thinking about the reversibility of liver damage is changing the field of hepatology.
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From Our LabsOpening chemistry education to the world
Novartis taps MOOC technology to share chemistry education with the world
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DiscoveryNeuroscientists restore cell-to-cell signaling and sociability in autism models
Team uncovers a potential therapeutic approach for patients deficient in a protein called Shank3.
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DiscoveryNovartis and Pfizer join forces to upend oncology dogma
Industry labs find that, contrary to earlier evidence, KRAS-driven tumors are not addicted to autophagy.
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