When Too Much of a Good Thing is Bad: Global Antibiotics Awareness Week Targets Antibiotic Overuse

Ninety years ago, when Sir Alexander Fleming discovered that bacteria left in a petri dish was killed by mold, a revolution in modern medicine began. Since 1928, penicillin and other…

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Speedwaying to a Cure? North American Cystic Fibrosis Conference Showcases Exciting Treatments

Indianapolis is known for its speedway, but this weekend, scientists, physicians and advocates for advancements in cystic fibrosis (CF) therapies are gathering there for the 31st Annual North American Cystic…

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PBS Documentary “The Gene Doctors” Brings Rare Treatments to the Public Eye
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PBS Documentary “The Gene Doctors” Brings Rare Treatments to the Public Eye

Earlier this month, PBS released the "The Gene Doctors." The hour-long documentary follows the recent emergence of gene therapy as a novel method of treating rare diseases. The film discusses…

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Could You Be Saved By a Scan? How You Can Detect and Catch the #1 Killer During Healthy Lung Month
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Could You Be Saved By a Scan? How You Can Detect and Catch the #1 Killer During Healthy Lung Month

They look perfectly healthy. There's no outward sign of disease. But for millions of Americans, chronic and debilitating conditions such as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) could be lurking inside. October…

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