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July 2015
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Turning research advances into innovative medicines
A strong background in biological research prepared Daniel Rooks for his role in shaping the early clinical development of new medicines
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Five things to look for in a scientific mentor
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How I built a mini-gut with next to no biology training
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Rewriting the playbook for clinical testing in a rare disease
A Novartis team blazes new trails with an experimental treatment for spinal muscular atrophy.
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Surviving with heart failure
Heart failure affects 26 million people worldwide. Half die within five years of diagnosis. There's been a lack of progress in finding more effective medications. Advances in understanding mean new options for patients and caregivers.
June 2015
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Health collaboration in Russia helped reduce blood pressure, deaths
Novartis worked with doctors, patients and government officials in the Yaroslavl region of Russia to address high death rates from stroke and heart disease.
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Fixing what’s lost in translation
May 2015
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Could umbilical cords yield more stem cells for life-saving transplants?
Umbilical cords are a potentially life-saving source of blood stem cells for people with leukemia and other diseases. But there aren’t enough cells to meet demand. Now an experimental treatment offers hope for a solution.
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Letters to my younger self: Female scientists share their wisdom
Accomplished female scientists at Novartis share their wisdom born from difficult moments in life.
April 2015
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Nurturing the life science ecosystem
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How a love of sport led to a scientific breakthrough
Jeff Weers’ passion inspired a new way of getting inhaled medicine past the body’s natural defenses to reach the lungs.
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Cancer spies find drug-beating covert cells
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