More than 90 percent of the most common cases of childhood cancer can now be classified by subtype

NIH officials discuss evidence and principles underlying the U=U concept

The immediate and lingering effects on agencies and people

Genetically modified microbes designed to treat human disease have entered into preclinical and clinical development

Racial gap narrowing while socioeconomic inequalities widen

Results may prompt health care providers to find new ways to ensure patients get screened

Metagenomic nanopore sequencing enabled early, real-time characterization of the pathogen

The first test of its kind to investigate multiple cancer types

Large data sets hold promise, but major challenges remain

Researchers tested the effectiveness of a topical antibiotic in eliminating Staphylococcus aureus colonization in hospitalized infants