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October 2014
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Treating cataracts, a leading cause of preventable blindness worldwide
Cataracts are a serious but common eye condition affecting more than 20 million worldwide. A patient in Brazil tells her story.
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Biological battle of the bulge
John Hadcock’s wife Laura gave him an ultimatum: Run the energy out of Sunny, the new puppy, or take her back to the breeder. So Hadcock started running. On his first trip out, he had to stop half a mile in.
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10 big questions to dissect science papers
Novartis supports promising young scientists who want to improve their chances to attain advanced science degrees.
September 2014
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No longer living in fear
This moving personal story about the challenges of living with a rare disease is written by Rocco Falchetto, a biochemist and director of analytical sciences and imaging at the Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research (NIBR).
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3-D printing: Scientists reinvent research tools
The word “biopsy” typically conjures images of large needles. Lab technicians—and scientists working to discover new medicines—need enough tissue from a patient to prepare and evaluate a sample.
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Dealing with the spread of chronic disease in Africa
Over the next 15 years chronic disease like cancer and heart disease will become major killers in Sub-Saharan Africa. A new report from the Economist Intelligence Unit explains why.
July 2014
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New drugs could offer hope for malaria patients
In a medical treatment facility on the Thai-Burmese border, 21 patients infected with malaria recently participated in a clinical trial.
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Novartis scientists target resistance threat in malaria
Novartis hopes to prevent, treat and block malaria and is conducting clinical trials to test some promising therapies. Learn more.
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Mutant protein spreads through a neural circuit in Huntington’s Disease
Read how a genetics postdoctoral researcher finds Huntington's mutation travels through neural circuits.
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Longevity with vitality: Japanese elders provide examples for healthy aging
Ogimi in Okinawa, Japan has the highest percentage of centenarians in the world, making it a curiosity for those eager to learn more about the secrets of aging.
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