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Tamiflu in Rivers Could Breed Drug-Resistant Flu - 1 month ago

Tamiflu has been found in Chinese rivers downstream of sewage treatment plants. That could lead to...
Data-Mining Medical Records Could Predict Domestic Violence - 1 month ago

A computer model can predict when a patient is suffering from domestic abuse around two years...
Videos of 1930s Surgeries on the Brain, Tonsils and Belly - 1 month ago

Watch surgeons from the 1930s drill into a skull, remove a pair of tonsils and deliver a baby. These...
Gene Therapy Cures Color Blindness in Monkeys - 1 month ago

Gene therapy has given monkeys the ability to distinguish green and red. The stunning success is...
Giant MRI's Magnetic Force Tops Large Hadron Collider's - 1 month ago

The world's most powerful MRI machine helps scientists peer into the brain with the aid of a 45-ton...

Wired Stem Cells

With Bush Ban Gone, Stem Cell Research Will Proliferate - 8 months ago

Barack Obama reversed a Bush-era ban on embryonic-stem-cell research Monday morning — and stem cell...
Human Clones May Be Genetically Viable - 9 months ago

Cloned human embryos, using eggs from in vitro fertilization, appear to develop normally and could...
FDA OKs First Human Trials of Embryonic Stem Cells - 9 months ago

The day after Barack Obama's inauguration, the Food and Drug Administration approves the first...
Cancer Stem Cells Might Not Be Supervillains After All - 11 months ago

The theory that a few cancer stem cells are responsible for tumor growth may not be as solid as...

Wired Drugs

Tamiflu in Rivers Could Breed Drug-Resistant Flu - 1 month ago

Tamiflu has been found in Chinese rivers downstream of sewage treatment plants. That could lead to...
Placebos Are Getting More Effective. Drugmakers Are Desperate to Know Why. - 2 months ago

Merck was in trouble. In 2002, the pharmaceutical giant was falling behind its rivals in sales. Even...
Contact High: Lenses That Deliver Drugs - 3 months ago

A contact lens that can deliver drugs to the eye steadily for a month could make eye drops...
Obama Clashes With Farm Industry Over Antibiotics - 3 months ago

The Obama administration is acting on years of warnings that the farm industry's use of antibiotics...
Cancer Drug Delays Aging in Mice - 4 months ago

A drug approved for treating cancer also can extend the life of elderly mice. Though the drug is not...
As Flu Spreads, Generic Drugmakers Wait for Call - 6 months ago

The World Health Organization says the swine flu is still heading toward pandemic status, but WHO...
The Messy Future of Memory-Editing Drugs - 7 months ago

Wired.com interviews neuroethicist Anders Sandberg on the possible benefits and pitfalls of drugs...
Anti-Smoking Drug Succeeds When Antidepressants Fail - 7 months ago

A drug commonly used to help smokers quit may also help fight depression. Chantix works on the brain...
Popular Wakefulness Drug May Be Addictive - 7 months ago

A drug used to increase alertness and boost mental acuity may be addictive, according to a study...
How the Smell of Rotten Eggs Could Lead to a New Viagra - 8 months ago

Hydrogen sulfide — known to you as "that rotten egg smell" — is naturally produced in human penis...

Wired Health

Data-Mining Medical Records Could Predict Domestic Violence - 1 month ago

A computer model can predict when a patient is suffering from domestic abuse around two years...
Videos of 1930s Surgeries on the Brain, Tonsils and Belly - 1 month ago

Watch surgeons from the 1930s drill into a skull, remove a pair of tonsils and deliver a baby. These...
Giant MRI's Magnetic Force Tops Large Hadron Collider's - 1 month ago

The world's most powerful MRI machine helps scientists peer into the brain with the aid of a 45-ton...

Wired Genetics

Gene Therapy Cures Color Blindness in Monkeys - 1 month ago

Gene therapy has given monkeys the ability to distinguish green and red. The stunning success is...
Circuit-Tweaking Reverse Engineers a Gene Network - 2 months ago

By knocking out genes one by one, scientists have revealed the genetic network that cells use to...
Genome Engineering Goes High Speed - 3 months ago

A new technique for writing genomes could drastically speed up production of industrial chemicals...
Origin of Species: How a <em>T. Rex</em> Femur Sparked a Scientific Smackdown - 4 months ago

Sixty-eight million years ago, on a soggy marsh in what is now a desolate stretch of eastern...
Disease Hunters Add Swine Flu Genome to Arsenal - 5 months ago

Scientists have sequenced the genome of the swine flu that's probably infected 100,000 Americans....
Gamers Unravel the Secret Life of Protein - 6 months ago

As soon as Zoran Popović saw the hair, he knew he was looking at David Baker. It was unmistakable:...
Molecular Frameworks, the Building Blocks of All Life - 7 months ago

Sure, the world is complicated, but not as complicated as you might think. It turns out that most...
Science as Search: Sergey Brin to Fund Parkinson Study - 8 months ago

Google founder Sergey Brin brings his search strategy to Parkinson's disease, funding a database of...
Dueling Q&A: Debating Designer Babies - 8 months ago

Experts weigh in on the pros and cons of selecting embryos for cosmetic traits prior to implantation...
Q and A: Jack Horner Wants to Re-Create T. Rex From Chickens — What Could Possibly Go Wrong? - 8 months ago

Flip the right genetic switches in a chicken embryo and you just might hatch a baby dino....

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