Outside the Lab

Sitting Down With, Carolyn Bertozzi, Professor of Chemistry, and of Chemical & Systems Biology and Radiology, at Stanford University

Could a tiny balloon be a more efficient alternative to endoscopy for Barrett's esophagus?

Adapting to changes in the lab is essential, especially when it comes to healthcare cuts

At-home genetic tests may not be as useful to patients as they seem

There's a valuable lesson to be learned from the mistakes of others

A thirst for knowledge and the need to know how things work are the building blocks of a young scientist

Ivan Damjanov interviews Saul Suster, founder of the AMR club - dedicated to microsope slides

Sitting Down With… Elizabeth Montgomery, Professor of Pathology, Oncology and Orthopedic Surgery at Johns Hopkins

The role of a modern pathologist is becoming more integrated with healthcare

Can an oral fluid assay for HIV be as sensitive as a blood test?