The source data underlying results and figures in our manuscripts can be critical for assessing the rigour of our studies and for reproducibility. Ensuring the quality and provenance of these data dur...

New research involving giving mice a human cell-based cortex brings to mind “Flowers for Algernon” and “Pinky and the Brain,” writes STAT Lab Dish columnist Paul Knoepfler.

What should the NIH budget be these days? Certainly higher than it is, but what would the ideal level be? One of my weekly reads is a proposal for $100B in NIH  funding. All things considered, that seems reasonable to me. NIH is a massive engine of innovation for our country that generates huge numbers […]

What should the NIH budget be these days? Certainly higher than it is, but what would the ideal level be? One of my weekly reads is a proposal for $100B in NIH  funding. All things considered, that seems reasonable to me. NIH is a massive engine of innovation for our country that generates huge numbers […]

Biologist discusses mitochondrial transfer for disease & longevity including how much is real vs. illusion given the hype?

In each incident, the technology appeared to be conducting mundane data collection and resorted to hacking techniques to get it, researchers said.

Biologist discusses mitochondrial transfer for disease & longevity including how much is real vs. illusion given the hype?

Biologist discusses mitochondrial transfer for disease & longevity including how much is real vs. illusion given the hype?

Cryotherapy chambers and other practices in the elite game have little evidence behind them, says Dr Claire-Marie Roberts, a top performance director

Biologist awards Colossal Biosciences as the winner of the 2025 The Screamers science hype award for their dire wolf de-extinction claims.

Biologist discusses Weekly regenerative news including Longeveron trial disappoints, CRISPR ancestor VIPR, distinct human brain progenitors.

Biologist discusses Weekly regenerative news including Longeveron trial disappoints, CRISPR ancestor VIPR, distinct human brain progenitors.

Biologist discusses Weekly regenerative news including Longeveron trial disappoints, CRISPR ancestor VIPR, distinct human brain progenitors.

Professor discusses the difference between multipotent, totipotent, and pluripotent stem cells? What is the best type of stem cells?

Biologist discusses how Japan stem cell clinic oversight changes could be coming after patient harms including deaths.

As heatwaves become more frequent and severe, scientists are studying whether heat acclimation can help protect vulnerable populations.

I’m overdue for an update on some troubling developments concerning peptides..

Umar Kremlev paid for two nights of celebration after the wedding, Donald Trump Jr. and his wife confirmed.

Professor's weekly regenerative reads: suite of reprogramming news, obstacle to cancer cures, zombie retracted papers.

Professor's weekly regenerative reads: suite of reprogramming news, obstacle to cancer cures, zombie retracted papers.

Stem cell biologist talks about Celebrating 20 years of iPS cells: with a $200 contest that readers can enter related to stem cells.

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Abstract. Retractions of published journal articles are an increasingly common means by which the research community ensures the quality and integrity of p

Biologist discusses weekly reads: Karim Mikhail permanent CBER director, cancer tx obstacles, AI vs. aging drug trial data.

Biologist discusses weekly reads: Karim Mikhail permanent CBER director, cancer tx obstacles, AI vs. aging drug trial data.

Professor's Weekly reads: Mike Snyder boosts peptide cream, microglia get replaced with age, CRISPR dogs, instrumented organoids.

Professor's Weekly reads: Mike Snyder boosts peptide cream, microglia get replaced with age, CRISPR dogs, instrumented organoids.

“These successes are surprising, worth discussing, and even celebrating a bit,” STAT Lab Dish columnist Paul Knoepfler writes of the FDA and stem cells.

Stem cell biologist talks about Celebrating 20 years of iPS cells: with a $200 contest that readers can enter related to stem cells.

“These successes are surprising, worth discussing, and even celebrating a bit,” STAT Lab Dish columnist Paul Knoepfler writes of the FDA and stem cells.

Stem cell biologist talks about Celebrating 20 years of iPS cells: with a $200 contest that readers can enter related to stem cells.

Biologist discusses weekly reads in the field: aging clocks under the gun, more on R3 Stem warning, ISSCR, FDA set back.

Biologist discusses how the FDA prevails with permanent injunction against California Stem Cell Treatment Center, Cell Surgical Network.

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Biologist discusses how the FDA prevails with permanent injunction against California Stem Cell Treatment Center, Cell Surgical Network.

Biologist discusses weekly reads in the field: aging clocks under the gun, more on R3 Stem warning, ISSCR, FDA set back.