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aweGene | 24 September

We need to rethink ESG to ensure access to water and sanitation for all

aweGene | 29 August

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting dominates corporate sustainability strategies today. While increased investor interest in ESG issues is

Long COVID: Everything we know so far

aweGene | 15 August

Earlier in the pandemic, it appeared that the majority of people infected with the coronavirus experienced mild-to-moderate symptoms and generally recovered

Global Climate Crisis

aweGene | 10 August

Monday's report from the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) represents the most comprehensive and conclusive "state of the

Junior members of the workforce, including Generation Z, are facing digital burnout

aweGene | 08 August

More than half of 18 to 25 year-olds in the workforce are considering quitting their job. And they’re not the only ones.In a report called The Next Great

Mental health: these songs are proven to reduce stress

aweGene | 04 August

The power of music to reduce stress and improve mental health has been recognized for some time.Scientists say music distracts us from our worries, while

OSU Bipedal Robot First to Run 5K

aweGene | 29 July

Harvard Scientists Pinpoint ‘Ground Zero’ of Aging in Mouse Embryo Study

aweGene | 18 July

How do old cells in adult humans give rise to the youthful cells found in infants? New research suggests they reset to their lowest biological age in early

23andMe’s Huge Covid-19 Study Draws Links Between the Virus and Our Genetics

aweGene | 18 July

Last spring, in a race against Covid-19, 23andMe launched an ambitious study to answer a question on everyone’s minds: who’s likely to get sick, or

Breakthrough CRISPR Gene Therapy Could Be a ‘One and Done’ Injection

aweGene | 17 July

CRISPR gene editing has had a big decade. The technology, which earned two of its discovers a Nobel Prize in 2020, can target and edit genes more easily than

Treating the Brain Through the Stomach: Tweaking the Gut Microbiome Slowed ALS in Mice

Treating the Brain Through the Stomach: Tweaking the Gut Microbiome Slowed Alzheimer in Mice

aweGene | 16 July

Ask any neuroscientist 20 years ago if gut bug excrement could slow down an untreatable brain disease, and they’d brush off the idea without a second thought.

Delaying Aging Would Bring Trillions of Dollars in Economic Gains, Study Finds

aweGene | 15 July

People are living longer than ever, but there’s growing recognition that longer life expectancy is of little use unless we also delay the

How One Round of Gene Therapy Fixed 48 Kid’s Immune Systems

aweGene | 15 July

Gene therapy has shown promise in recent years for treating a range of diseases, including sickle-cell anemia, hemophilia, various forms of

WHO issues new recommendations on human genome editing for the advancement of public health

aweGene | 12 July

Two new companion reports released today by the World Health Organization (WHO) provide the first global recommendations to help establish human

Genetic Engineering

aweGene | 07 July

Scientists Catch Jumping Genes Rewiring Genomes

aweGene | 17 May

Roughly 500 million years ago, something that would forever change the course of eukaryotic development was brewing in the genome of some lucky organism: a

These are the World’s Top Medical Schools in 2021

aweGene | 04 May

The latest rankings of the world’s top medical schools are again dominated by the United States and the UK, with Harvard listed number one for the sixth

Researchers Read the Sugary ‘Language’ on Cell Surfaces

aweGene | 04 May

When Pascal Gagneux envisions malaria parasites and other pathogens interacting with the surfaces of a host’s cells, he pictures a miniature

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