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Enabling Precision Medicine: Life (Sciences) in 2030

Just 20 years ago, some expected the human genome to hold all the answers. Instead, we accumulated an almost unlimited backlog of new questions – a direct consequence of the ever-growing interest in unlocking the...read more

Scientific Integrity: A Coincidental Encounter

I recently interviewed the Dutch scientist, Dr. Elisabeth Bik, a microbiome and science integrity consultant. After years of working as a research associate at Stanford University and as the scientific editorial...read more

COVID-19 – Viral Vector Versus mRNA Vaccines

In January this year, we published a blog that covered the development of the first two COVID-19 vaccines that were given emergency use authorization (EUA) (The Promise and Hope of RNA-based vaccines for COVID-19), and...read more

The Promise and Hope of RNA-based vaccines for COVID-19

The worldwide devastation wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic is well known to everyone, as is the resulting push to develop effective vaccines and therapies that have been proceeding on a massive scale and at rapid pace...read more

2020 Was Not Just About COVID-19

Certainly, the coronavirus and, with that COVID-19, has dominated 2020 and massively impacted not only our daily lives, but also the medical health care community and healthcare facilities in particular. Genomics proved...read more

The Role of the Human Gut Microbiome in Type 1 Diabetes

The human microbiome – which is the sum of all the microorganism that live in conjunction with the human body – includes eukaryotes, archaea, bacteria as well as the viruses and phages that infect them. Not...read more

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