Research

Atezolizumab is the first therapy to be approved in more three decades for advanced bladder cancer.

A pattern of “gene dysregulation” causes immune T cells to be less effective against melanoma.

Mice running on cage “exercise” wheels helps explain how exercise benefits a mammal’s brain.

NYU Langone researchers part of team seeking to build a synthetic human genome in a living cell.

A newfound mechanism has implications for immune responses and vaccine design.

Researchers seek to eliminate bacteria’s ability to repair fatal DNA damage caused by antibiotics.

Study finds men prescribed testosterone had no increase in risk of prostate cancer.

Alcoholics Anonymous members reported less craving for alcohol after praying, a new study shows.

Study ties signaling pathways to the growth of cells that produce pigment and color skin and hair.

New research paves way for more precise mental health treatment.