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Hemophilia is an inherited blood disorder where victims suffer from uncontrolled bleeding post injuries. The major forms of the disease, Hemophilia A and B, are characterized by the genetic deficiency …
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Smart medical care and remote medical care have always remained a long-term vision, but they have rapidly progressed in the past five years. The COVID-19 pandemic has further accelerated this …
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As COVID-19 continues to snowball into a massive health and economic concern, the world is anxiously anticipating a vaccine. While Russia’s vaccine was approved in August, several biopharma giants worldwide …
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Interview with Hsi-Wen Tsai, Director of the Incubation Center, NHRI Currently, there are more than one hundred incubation centers in Taiwan, which mainly provide resources for startups and small …
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Despite the recent progress in targeted cancer therapies, the frequent development of drug resistance has proved to be a major hindrance. Rare mutations acquired by a small population of cells …
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Telemedicine is an intervention that facilitates patient access to healthcare outside of the doctor’s office. To manage overwhelming patient populations, in recent years, hospital systems around the world have started …
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GeneOnline interviewed the legendary Dr. Church, while he was invited to the National Institute of Genomics and Proteomics of Taiwan University, and had him share some of his opinions on …
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The field of RNA therapeutics is a budding one as compared to small molecules or protein therapeutics. Its recent surge must be attributed to the decades of work put into …
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The rise of South Korean biotechnology is a recent one and goes back to the late 1990s when the first South Korean biotech company, Macrogen Inc. was formed. Since then, …
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Innovation is all about finding new approaches to solve problems but oftentimes, it is easier said than done. Unconventional thinking is an essential ingredient to innovate, yet if we looked …
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