Precision Medicine

Researchers 3D Engineer Complex Skin Graft for Extensive Skin Injury

March 3, 2023 - In an article published in Science Advances earlier this year, researchers from Columbia University detailed the process of developing and testing 3D-engineered complex skin grafts in the shape of human body parts. These grafts were designed to find an alternative to standard flat cultured grafts for extensive skin injuries. “Despite the...

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GE Healthcare to Acquire IMACTIS for CT Interventional Guidance

by Hayden Schmidt

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NIH Study Supports Genomic Approach to Addressing Genetic Conditions

by Hayden Schmidt

Looking at more than a dozen genotype-first studies, researchers funded by the NIH categorized several benefits of using a genotype-first approach when treating genetic diseases. “We...

Athos Announces Research Collaboration for Precision Medicine in IBD

by Veronica Salib

On Monday, July 11, Athos therapeutics announced its plans for a research collaboration with Lahey Hospital and Medical Center in Burlington, Massachusetts, for precision medicine in inflammatory bowel...

Scientists Publish Comprehensive ‘Gapless’ Human Genome

by Samantha McGrail

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