As the field moves from fecal transplants toward defined bacterial consortia, the technical gaps in design, analytics, and co-cultivation are coming into sharper focus.
A $15 million international study is investigating patients in long-term remission to understand whether lupus can truly switch off — and what that reveals about the immune system.
Endometriosis is still largely managed with pain relief, hormones, and surgery, but a new precision peptide therapy seeks to directly target the underlying lesion biology.
Despite rapid therapeutic advances in sickle cell disease, from red blood cell exchange to gene therapies, delivery remains constrained by infrastructure, geography, and care fragmentation.
It’s long been recognized that obesity in midlife significantly raises the risk of Alzheimer’s disease. A new study shows the biological mechanisms that contribute to pathogenesis.
A policy update removes a longstanding barrier for medical device sponsors and signals a broader shift that could eventually reshape how drug and biologic developers approach evidence generation.
CGTxchange pairs an AI-enabled evaluation platform with ASGCT's global network to connect deprioritized rare disease programs with new sponsors and investors.
Drug discovery still relies on destroying cells to understand how they respond, but new real-time measurement approaches are beginning to reveal biology in motion rather than in snapshots.