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Lauren Shields
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The Next Generation in Cancer Immunotherapy

February 26, 2016
Lauren Shields
Scientists and clinicians have developed and used immune-based therapies, or more simply immunotherapies, to attack cancer in multiple ways. Immunotherapies...
Science

How the brain forms

February 17, 2016
Lauren Shields
The human brain can process a picture in just 13 milliseconds. The cellular functions underlying this incredible processing speed involve...
Science

Understanding Immune Tolerance

February 3, 2016
Lauren Shields
The immune system surveys the body by sampling proteins, called antigens, from both the human host and any invaders. So...
Science

When the Immune System Attacks

January 20, 2016
Lauren Shields
While our immune system functions to protect us from such things as invading microbes, these same defenses can also erroneously...
Science

Emphasize Sex in Research, orders National Institutes of Health

December 16, 2015
Lauren Shields
Reproducibility in biological research — or more specifically the lack of it — is an ongoing issue. While experiments may...
Science
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Turning Scientists into Investment Analysts

December 8, 2015
Lauren Shields
EVEXIA BioFund has continued to grow since its inception in April 2014, now including 65 members and managing a portfolio...
Opinion

New Treatment Extends Lives for AIDS Patients

December 2, 2015
Lauren Shields
Today, HIV infection is no longer a death sentence for those with access to anti-retrovirals. These drugs suppress replication of...
Science

The Most Lethal Part of Cancer

November 11, 2015
Lauren Shields
The most lethal part of cancer is that it spreads. Stopping the spread of cancer, known as metastasis, would be...
Science

mtDNA Recombination: O'Farrell Lab

October 23, 2015
Lauren Shields
Mitochondria are the powerhouses of the cell. These organelles support cellular functions through ATP production and have been implicated in...
Science
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