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Sandra Schmid, Ph.D. is considered by her colleagues as a transformative thinker during a time of unprecedented change -- both in her field and in the world of science. D[...]

Ted Mau, M.D., Ph.D., a nationally recognized expert on voice disorders, offered a behind-the-scenes tour of the apparatus responsible for verbal communication. Dr. Mau, [...]

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Malaria is still one of the world's major infectious disease killers. In what appears to be a major breakthrough, a team of researchers led by Margaret Phillips, Ph.D., P[...]

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Genetic medicines in which molecules of DNA or RNA are the therapeutic agents hold enormous promise for treating diseases ranging from genetic or inflammatory disorders t[...]

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