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The topical treatment will be used to treat wounds in patients with dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa.

Genetic testing company Natera Inc convinced a Delaware federal jury on Monday to award it $19.3 million in damages from Invitae Corps ArcherDX for infringing patents related to cancer detection.

Using ethylene oxide in the sterilisation process for cervical cancer screening utensils is safe.

The patch is applied and removed in a 3-minute, in-office treatment. Effects last for 3 months or more, according to clinical trial results.

Backers say a new US law signals the beginning of the end of animal testing, while researchers predict that animal models will always be needed.

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank will leave early stage biotechnology companies with a funding void, investors and analysts said on Monday, but larger, publicly traded drug companies should escape unscathed.

HSBCs rescue of the British arm of Silicon Valley Bank saved the heavily-exposed UK biotech sector from collapse, but the fallout could hamper funding in a sector the government sees as key to future economic growth, industry executives said. 

Conway Jeffress played a major role in shaping Schoolcraft College into what it is today. He died Feb. 13 at age 79.

A nanofluid is a liquid containing nanoparticles, usually colloid or a colloidal suspension. In this article, we learn about their role in biomedicine.

Judge Block emphasized that one of the worlds leading molecular biologists disagreed with the investigation committees conclusion that Dr Blain committed research misconduct.