Value of Disease Clues from Biomarkers Often Exaggerated

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By Heidi Ledford of Nature magazine An analysis of nearly three-dozen highly cited papers has found that researchers often overstate the link between biomarkers and disease by citing papers that report the strongest association, even when subsequent analyses downplay the connection. [More]

Reprogrammed Cells Repair Damaged Livers

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By Heidi Ledford of Nature magazine Cells taken from the tips of mouse tails and genetically reprogrammed to mimic mature liver cells can repair damaged livers.

First Lupus Drug in Half a Century Approved

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By Heidi Ledford For more than 50 years, the autoimmune disease lupus has confounded drug developers.

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