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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
March 2015
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New recruit has big dreams for cancer immunotherapy
Immunotherapy for cancer is on the brink of breakthroughs. Learn how NIBR have high expectations for this medical science.
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Psoriasis: The story of a hidden condition
More than 125 million people worldwide live with psoriasis, a chronic autoimmune disease that causes red, scaly patches to appear on the skin.
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Turning up the heat on tumors
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Vision hacker
Making clinical tools from basic research knowledge is a practice Novartis and FMI researchers pursue. Read how they want to help retinitis pigmentosa patients to see the light.
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Let there be sight
February 2015
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Why research into rare diseases matters
Hundreds of millions of people worldwide await treatments for rare diseases.
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Chemical genetics: The sleuthing behind modern drug discovery
Researchers at Novartis are combining modern techniques with an old approach to drug discovery and getting surprising results.
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