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research lab staff monitoring oxygen levels in patient during a clinical trial

By Caitlin Doran
June 15, 2019
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Science Saturday: The clinical trial journey

Some of the most critical advances in medicine happen when patients and health care providers begin to ask questions. The patient is experiencing new or…

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By Dana Sparks
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June 8, 2019

Science Saturday: An anti-cancer establishment

researcher in a laboratory working with test tubes for clinical trials

By Dana Sparks
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June 1, 2019

Science Saturday: From pregnancy to aging, the mysteries of one protein

By Dana Sparks
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May 25, 2019

Science Saturday: Sleuthing out the fingerprint of disease

medical illustration of DNA strand

By Dana Sparks
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May 18, 2019

Science Saturday: Rare, undiagnosed diseases are relatively common

By Dana Sparks
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May 11, 2019

Science Saturday: The newest building block for understanding rare disease

By Dana Sparks
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May 4, 2019

Science Saturday: Genetic test solves mystery of family bleeding disorder

Dr. Lisa Rimsza, a pathologist and director of the Mayo Clinic Molecular Diagnostics – Arizona Laboratory looking at a slide in the research laboratory

By Dana Sparks
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April 27, 2019

Science Saturday: New genetic test classifies lymphomas

DNA helix on the colored background. 3D illustration

By Dana Sparks
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April 20, 2019

Science Saturday: Short telomere syndromes are like frayed shoe laces

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