We Can Now Use CRISPR Gene Editing on Ticks - to Fight Lyme Disease in Humans
We can now use CRISPR gene editing on ticks to prevent Lyme Disease in humans, researchers at Penn State have discovered.
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CRISPR Gene-Editing Tool Redesigned to be 4,000 Times Less Likely to Target the Wrong Strand of DNA
Researchers at UT Austin have redesigned a CRISPR Gene-Editing toolto be 4,0000 times less likely to target the wrong strand of DNA.
CRISPR Gene Editing Reverses 'Permanent' Vision Loss in Mice-Offering Hope for Retinitis Pigmentosa Patients
'Three blind mice' can see again after scientists restored vision in breakthrough research that could reverse human retinitis pigmentosa.
New Enzyme Allows CRISPR Technology to Accurately Target Almost Any Human Gene
A new CRISPR gene editing technology expands access to nearly every gene to potentially target and treat a broader range of diseases.
Study Shows Hearing Aids May Help People Live Longer-Reducing Risk of Death by 24%
New research suggests hearing aids may help people live longer, showing that such devices reduce the risk of death by almost 25 percent.
Scientists Hail New Antibiotic That Can Kill Drug-Resistant Bacteria
Known as CRAB for short, it is classified as a priority 1 pathogen by the WHO, a significant cause of damaging infections in patients.
First Remarkable Mapping of Limb Development Shows Stages of Creating the Human Hand Masterpiece
Scientists have revealed unprecedented insights into the formation of human hands and the intricate processes that govern their formation.
Apes Remember Friends Even Though They've Not Seen Them for 25 Years (LOOK)
Apes can recognize friends they haven't seen for decades, reveals new research from Johns Hopkins University.
How Zinc Helps You Fight Off Infections, Including Colds
Researchers have found that getting enough zinc plays a surprisingly crucial role in health, particularly within the immune system
Vaccine Targeting Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Shows Good Response in First Clinical Trial of Patients
A drug that targets the deadliest form of breast cancer has recently been found to elicit 75% immune responses with no side effects.
Man's Biological Clock Set Back 10 Years After 93 Days Living Under the Ocean in a Research Station
Joe Dituri had experienced a 20% growth in the lengths of his telomeres, and a 1,000% increase in steam cell count.
The Mystery of Red Wine Headaches is Solved as Scientists Discover Why Some People React
The reason why drinking red wine can leave some people with a banging head has been discovered by scientists.
Scan of 27 Million Compounds Identified a New One that Outperforms Pain Medications
The simulation singled out 77 compounds, which the researchers experimentally tested to see if they could reduce calcium channel pain signals
Cutting Calories by 12% Can Help People Live Healthier, Longer Lives, Says Study
Cutting calorie intake by 12% can extend your life, boost energy and rejuvenate muscles, by lowering inflammation and sparking metabolism.
Good Cardiovascular Habits Can Knock 6 Years off Your Biological Age: New Study
Good cardiovascular health can knock six years off your biological age, says a study testing the Essential 8 checklist for heart health.
Special Toothpaste Could End Severe Peanut Reactions for People With Allergies
A new study shows a special toothpaste may soon be saving people with peanut allergies from having severe reactions.
New 'Super Melanin' Cream Heals Skin From Sun Exposure And Even Chemical Burns
A new 'super melanin' skin cream developed by at Northwestern University shows the ability to prevent and heal sun damage and chemical burns.
New Way of Treating Aggressive Prostate Cancer Shows 'Promise' in Cedars-Sinai Phase III Clinical trial
Two new treatment options for aggressive prostate cancer have shown promise in a phase 3 clinical trial that improved survival odds.
One Way to Power Electric Vehicles? The Answer Could Lie in Spinach
Scientists at American University's Department of Chemistry have potentially found a way to power fuel cells using spinach.
Hollywood Drones Are Being Repurposed to Study the Amazon Rainforest Like Never Before
Scientists have had to rely on satellites and aircrafts to monitor Amazon ecosystems—but now, these specialized drones are changing the game.
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