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The publisher and conference organizer is ordered to pay the US government for what some report to be predatory behavior.

Oklahoma dropped its lawsuit against OxyContin-maker Purdue Pharma in exchange for a National Center for Addiction Studies and Treatment in Tulsa.

Most people who contracted the disease were unvaccinated and some state legislatures are now considering whether to curtail nonmedical vaccine exemptions.

A small study finds that the tiny extracellular vesicles from patients with hepatocellular carcinoma have RNA content distinct from patients with cirrhosis only.

Computational biologist Jinghui Zhang of St. Jude realized scientists could work more efficiently with tools and genomic data shared on the cloud.

Fossils reveal the quick death of plants and animals from a massive surge of water after the impact 66 million years ago, which is thought to have spelled the demise of dinosaurs.

At least a handful of patients have developed active TB after receiving cancer treatment designed to boost the immune system’s antitumor response.

A large study seeks to answer whether a man’s childhood diet has transgenerational repercussions.

A group of scientists in northern Norway are using the technique to measure biodiversity’s response to past and present climate change.

The Mount Sinai oncologist studies innate immune cells with the goal of designing novel immunotherapies, including cancer vaccines.

The Michigan State University researcher’s lab experiences shaped her interest in the role of glucose in cancer’s spread.

Similarities in gene expression hint at the origin of a certain type of pancreatic tumor that predominantly afflicts women.