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The Importance of Increasing Diversity in Clinical Trials
Before reaching the market, new drugs are tested in people who voluntarily participate in clinical trials. However, for a new medicine to work in as many people as possible, these drugs should be tested in a patient population that is as diverse as possible.
When It Comes to Space Precision Medicine, the Sky Is the Limit—Literally
Based on a growing body of data, some experts believe that pharmacogenomics-guided spaceflight is the foundation of precision medicine, a feature that they believe will enable long-term human habitation on the Moon.
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Timberlyne Therapeutics Launched Last Week with a $180 Million Series A Financing
The financing will advance CM313, an IgG1 monoclonal antibody with enhanced complement-dependent cytotoxicity that targets CD38.
New Insights into T-Cell Role in Viral Defense Could Transform Vaccine Strategies
The findings challenge the long-standing assumption that antibodies are the primary defense against acute viral diseases.
Sensitive Tumor DNA Test Effective at Predicting Lung Cancer Progression
A test developed by U.S.-biotech Personalis can pick up small amounts of lung cancer tumor DNA in the blood and predict patient outcomes.