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Nature3 min read
Human Brain Organoids Grown for Years Mimic Development

Human brain organoids, three-dimensional clusters of human cells that mimic the structure and function of the developing brain, have been successfully cultured in a laboratory for up to four years, according to research published online on August 19, 2026…

MedPage Today3 min read
Gene Editing Offers Hope, Raises Ethical Concerns

Gene editing technologies, particularly CRISPR-Cas9, have emerged as a revolutionary force in medicine, offering unprecedented potential to treat and cure genetic diseases. The ability to precisely alter DNA sequences holds promise for conditions previously considered untreatable, such as cystic fibrosis…

MIT Technology Review3 min read
CRISPR Breakthrough Creates Female Clones from Male Mouse Embryos, Sparking Conservation Hopes and Ethical Debates

A significant scientific advancement has been achieved by researchers who have successfully employed a CRISPR-based technique to transform male mouse embryos into genetically female clones. This novel approach effectively removes the Y chromosome, resulting in female animals that are genetically…

MIT Technology Review3 min read
Scientists Create Female Clones From Male Mouse Embryos

Scientists have achieved a significant biological feat by creating female clones from male mouse embryos for the first time. A research team based in Japan employed a CRISPR-based method to remove the Y chromosome from male cells, thereby generating female…

MedPage Today3 min read
FDA Approves Moderna's mRNA Flu Vaccine for Adults 50+

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted approval for Moderna's trivalent flu vaccine, designated as mRNA-1010 and marketed under the name mFLUSIVA, for use in individuals aged 50 years and older.