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Learn how metabolic disorders are detected and diagnosed with Dr. Irene De Biase, professor of clinical pathology at the University of Utah School of Medicine.

Antibiotic resistance – a gradual decrease in the sensitivity of pathogens to drugs threatens us all. Here, we consider how resistance develops, how we got there and, most importantly, what it threatens us with.

Bacteriophages are viruses that selectively target and kill bacteria. They are abundant, commonly occurring natural entities that play crucial roles in regulating bacterial populations and influencing microbial ecosystems, including human health.

Endometriosis affects 1 in 10 women, yet diagnosis takes nearly a decade, leading to prolonged pain, infertility and organ damage. Improved awareness, research and reduced wait times are crucial for earlier detection and better patient outcomes.

Thomas Moehring highlights how advanced technologies such as mass spectrometry, automation and AI are accelerating biomarker discovery and clinical applications, leading to breakthroughs in diagnostics and therapies for complex diseases.

This article will cover the basic theory behind logistic regression, the types of logistic regression, when to use them and take you through a worked example.

Stable isotope amino acid tracers have been pivotal in understanding muscle protein synthesis and breakdown, helping reveal the cause of age-related muscle decline sarcopenia and uncovering other key insights into human health.

Discover how linear regression works, from simple to multiple linear regression, with step-by-step examples, graphs and real-world applications.

This article will cover the theory underpinning multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA), which expands on the capabilities of ANOVA, the types of MANOVA and a worked example of the test.

In this article, LGBTQIA+ scientists share what they enjoy most about their work, discuss the primary hurdles LGBTQIA+ individuals encounter in STEMM and offer advice to young professionals entering the field.