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Science in the Balance July 2025“I Am Determined to Carry On This Vital Work”
David Knipe studies how to prevent, combat, and make use of a virus that infects most people in the world
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Science in the Balance July 2025“These People Are Among the Best and the Brightest”
Rachel Wilson studies how the brain controls behavior
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Summer 2025 July 2025Viral Hepatitis Project Engages Community to Transform Care
How primary care can be a prescription for the world’s biggest health challenges
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Science in the Balance July 2025“I Think the Entire Future of the United States Is at Stake”
Stephen Liberles works to unravel the mystery of the brain-body connection
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Science in the Balance June 2025“Colorectal Cancer Is an Increasing Public Health Problem”
Kamila Naxerova studies cancer genetics
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Science in the Balance June 2025“Science Is a Public Good”
Jennifer Oyler-Yaniv probes the roots of chronic inflammation to unlock new treatments
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Science in the Balance June 2025“My Research Into This Devastating Disease Is Now Threatened”
Sandeep Robert Datta studies Alzheimer’s disease
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Science in the Balance June 2025In a World with HIV Treatment, Why Are Teenagers Still Dying of AIDS?
Adolescents living with HIV face unique barriers to care. A pioneering intervention in Peru was closing the gap, but federal grant terminations put the program at risk.
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Science in the Balance June 2025“I Never Imagined I Could Be a Scientist”
Suzanne Walker studies how to combat antibiotic-resistant bacteria
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Science in the Balance June 2025“People in My Lab Are Scared”
Bernardo Sabatini studies the neurobiology of decision-making and its implications for neuropsychiatric disorders
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Science in the Balance June 2025“Even a Short Disruption Sets Us Back Years”
Michael Baym studies antibiotic resistance
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Science in the Balance June 2025“Enormous Potential to Save Veterans’ Lives”
Ronald Kessler studies suicide risk among veterans
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Spring 2025 May 2025Who Will Care for Cancer Survivors?
A growing number of patients living with and after cancer are shuffled between oncology and primary care. Can survivorship be transformed for both patients and physicians?
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Spring 2025 May 2025The Long Journey of Gordon Freeman and Arlene Sharpe
The two immunologists have shared a lifetime of scientific exploration and discovery
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Spring 2025 May 2025Building Cancer Care from the Ground Up in Rwanda
Fifteen years ago, a cancer diagnosis was essentially a death sentence in Rwanda. Today, the country’s Butaro Cancer Center of Excellence is a model for global cancer care.
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