In The Heart Of Biotech, Leaders Explain The Boston Area’s 'BioBoom'
Click here to listen to the radio piece. The intersection of Ames and Main streets in Cambridge's Kendall Square is perhaps the best...
Once quickly lethal and still humbling, multiple myeloma may be in a ‘golden age’ of treatment
If you can call someone who gets a rare form of cancer lucky, then Deb Graff says she fits the bill. At age 72, Graff has survived nine...
Using Medicine and Science to Improve the Quality of Life
Antoni Ribas Professor of medicine, surgery and molecular and medical pharmacology at the University of California Los Angeles and a...
U.S. military veteran receives world's first total penis and scrotum transplant
A U.S. serviceman severely injured several years ago in an IED blast in Afghanistan has received the world's first total penis and...
New York Mice Are Crawling With Bacteria and Viruses
Mice that live in the basements of New York City apartment buildings — even at the most exclusive addresses — carry disease-causing...
Healing process after breast cancer surgery may trigger cancer to spread, study says
Doctors have long wondered why breast cancer patients are more likely to see their cancer spread within the first 18 months after a...
