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Aug. 19, 2002

Venter To Create Not-For-Profit DNA Sequencing Laboratory

One of the scientists credited with mapping the human genome will lead three not-for-profit groups toward opening a lab where genomes will be expected to be sequenced quickly, accurately and at a cost-effective price. (BioWorld Today) Read More

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Muted and missing M&As: JPM deals absent in 2026

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For years, the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference (JPM) kicked off with splashy headlines of major M&A activity among biopharma companies, but in 2026, the hype...

Brain-derived tau in blood predicts stroke severity and outcome

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Brain-derived tau, a protein that is exclusive to the brain and detectable in the blood, could serve as an indicator of brain damage after an ischemic stroke. The...