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Anchor lead: Emerging technologies may help us understand why some people respond to medical treatments and some don’t, Elizabeth Tracey reports Trying to understand why some people respond to certain medicines or treatments and others don’t is a kind of …
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Anchor lead: How is the silicone chip industry joining forces with medicine? Elizabeth Tracey reports The same kind of technology that’s used in your cell phone may someday soon provide a range of mobile medical testing, that will benefit not …
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Anchor lead: Why aren’t researchers putting complete trial data on the NIH’s website? Elizabeth Tracey reports January 2017 marks the point of no tolerance for the NIH, which has warned researchers who receive federal funds that if they don’t post …
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Anchor lead: As taxpayers, we’re all vested in scientific studies that can be reproduced, Elizabeth Tracey reports The majority of scientific studies are funded with taxpayer dollars through the NIH, but often are revealed as flawed when another researcher tries …
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Anchor lead: Are oral contraceptives linked to depression? Elizabeth Tracey reports Women who use hormonal methods of birth control, including oral contraceptives, may be at risk to develop depression, a very large study with about a million Danish women found. …
