Microbiology and immunology

A stalwart of biomedical science discusses her illustrious career and how the evolution of tissue typing has affected kidney transplantation rates

As non-tuberculous mycobacterial lung disease increases, so do the efforts to find better diagnostics and treatments

A new genomic barcode tracker could help spot the rare immune cells that are most effective against cancer

After dedicating over 30 years to improving healthcare in deprived countries, Ann Nelson reflects on her career and the importance of medical outreach

A new, noninvasive test for assessing gut function could diagnose inflammatory bowel disease using only a small blood and stool sample.

The microbial diversity and species distribution of the cervix may help diagnosticians determine the patients at increased risk of cervical cancer.

A new study uses machine learning to perform meta-analysis of eight metagenomic studies linking gut microbial signatures with colorectal cancer.

Diseases seemingly from the Victorian era are on the rise in modern-day medicine, and diagnostic professionals must keep them under consideration.

With the increasing emergence of multidrug-resistant gonorrhoea strains, we interview two experts to discover how we can combat the issue

Sepsis kills millions and costs billions each year, but a new approach that analyzes morphological changes in monocytes could help