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Lab-made antibodies could produce high-volume, high-quality snakebite treatments.

But questions about the role of brain chemistry in depression may prevent the findings from spurring drug development.

Technological change is accelerating today at an unprecedented speed and could create a world we can barely begin to imagine.

Fetal tissue may prove crucial to probing link between virus and birth defects.

Policy statement aims to halt missteps in the quest for certainty.

Scientists are designing cells that can manufacture drugs, food and materials — and even act as diagnostic biosensors. But first they must agree on a set of engineering tools.

Cells grown both inside and outside the body show promise in fixing lenses and corneas.

Reanalysis of last year’s enormous replication study argues that there is no need to be so pessimistic.

Reversal could change timeline of heat and carbon storage in the seas