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Mashup Score: 28Improving Creation of Microglia in a Dish for Brain Research - 13 day(s) ago
More efficient and authentic cell creation enables immune studies, drug development
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Mashup Score: 23
Using this method, scientists discovered key protein and gene activity changes in aging and in a rare disease called progeria.
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A new technique expands cells to sequence DNA and capture fine structural details, providing insight into how disruptions in the nucleus of the cell can impact health and disease https://t.co/aKjQszmBXZ
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Mashup Score: 49
Gene-editing technologies developed by Harvard’s David Liu demonstrate game-changing potential in two recent cases.
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David Liu’s lab, which played a vital role in developing base editing, advised the team that treated baby KJ for a rare genetic disorder using CRISPR technology https://t.co/LGNW19Is8w
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Mashup Score: 10Why Federal Funding for Health Care Policy Research Matters - 21 day(s) ago
Nicole Maestas on how cuts threaten quality, sustainability of care
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Nicole Maestas, head of the HMS Department of Health Care Policy, explains how federal funding cuts threaten the quality and sustainability of care https://t.co/DvWPlDZTdO
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Mashup Score: 40
Deep-learning algorithm analyzes snapshots for information that could help oncologists tailor treatment intensity.
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A new AI tool developed by researchers at Mass General Brigham and Harvard Medical School uses a snapshot of a patient’s face to predict biological age and cancer survival time, knowledge that physicians can use to tailor treatments https://t.co/5nlW4HUQsw
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Mashup Score: 104
Julia Merkenschlager explores how secrets of natural immunity can improve vaccines, treatment
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HMS faculty member Julia Merkenschlager is working to unlock the secrets of how the immune system selects the best antibodies for the job through a process of cellular competition and collaboration https://t.co/M10g9rldLV
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Mashup Score: 85What Happens When a Gene Quality-Control Mechanism Fails? - 29 day(s) ago
Study solves riddle of how mutations in Integrator complex relate to neurodegeneration, cancer
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A new study shows mutations in the Integrator complex — linked to cancers, blood disorders, neurodevelopmental abnormalities, and other diseases — cause chronic stress in cells https://t.co/A8mBpJuFao
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Mashup Score: 51Building Vaccines for Future Versions of a Virus - 1 month(s) ago
AI model EVE-Vax provides valuable clues about how a virus may evolve
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A new AI tool opens the door to “future-proof” vaccines by predicting how a rapidly mutating virus may evolve next https://t.co/ACAbhoqeT7
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Mashup Score: 77
147 students in HMS-based programs receive doctoral degrees amid turbulent times for U.S. research
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Thursday evening, Harvard Medical School celebrated 147 scholars who received their doctoral hoods. Congratulations, Class of 2025! https://t.co/oqkm9d1QTV
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Mashup Score: 211
MD and DMD graduates applaud accomplishments, prepare for challenges
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More than 200 new MDs and DMDs gathered with family, friends, and faculty to celebrate their graduation from Harvard Medical School and the Harvard School of Dental Medicine today. Congrats to our new physicians and dentists! https://t.co/nusVvX4wiJ
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A new method to turns stem cells into more authentic microglia-like cells can improve scientists’ ability to study diseases like Alzheimer’s and ALS and accelerate the search for targeted therapies https://t.co/QljAONIPJJ