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Healing with hydrogelsHealing with hydrogelsBasic cell health systems wear down in Huntington’s disease, analysis showsQ&A: Clare Balboni on environmental economicsImproving sanitation for the world’s most vulnerable peopleStudy: Covid-19 communications featuring racially diverse physicians can improve health outcomes for communities of colorStudy: Covid-19 communications featuring racially diverse physicians can improve health outcomes for communities of colorStudy: Covid-19 communications featuring racially diverse physicians can improve health outcomes for communities of colorMetabolic mutations help bacteria resist drug treatmentToward a disease-sniffing device that rivals a dog’s noseToward a disease-sniffing device that rivals a dog’s noseToward a disease-sniffing device that rivals a dog’s noseNew surgery may enable better control of prosthetic limbsNew surgery may enable better control of prosthetic limbsRobert Weinberg receives 2021 Japan PrizeRobert Weinberg receives 2021 Japan PrizeRobert Weinberg receives 2021 Japan Prize3Q: Looking back at MIT’s fall semester Covid-19 testing3Q: Looking back at MIT’s fall semester Covid-19 testingA new tool to investigate bacteria behind hospital infectionsA new tool to investigate bacteria behind hospital infectionsBuilding equity into vaccine distribution3 Questions: Lindsay Case on how cells organize and sense the world3 Questions: Lindsay Case on how cells organize and sense the worldFaster tracking of treatment responsesFaster tracking of treatment responsesAn origami-inspired medical patch for sealing internal injuriesAn origami-inspired medical patch for sealing internal injuriesAn origami-inspired medical patch for sealing internal injuriesFaster tracking of treatment responsesFaster tracking of treatment responsesRobust artificial intelligence tools to predict future cancer Robust artificial intelligence tools to predict future cancer Robust artificial intelligence tools to predict future cancer Robust artificial intelligence tools to predict future cancer Robust artificial intelligence tools to predict future cancer Catching cancer in the actIn Brazil, a look at why health care declines around electionsUnderstanding antibodies to avoid pandemicsUnderstanding antibodies to avoid pandemicsWhy cancer cells waste so much energy3 Questions: Moya Bailey on the intersection of racism and sexismMIT.nano’s Immersion Lab opens for researchers and studentsDeploying no-contact vitals-sensing kiosks across campusDeploying no-contact vitals-sensing kiosks across campusDeploying no-contact vitals-sensing kiosks across campusSchool of Engineering third and fourth quarter 2020 awardsDelivering life-saving oxygen during a pandemicDelivering life-saving oxygen during a pandemicTurning microbiome research into a force for health
by Zach Winn | MIT News Office on 5. Januar 2021 at 5:00
A diverse group of researchers is working to turn new discoveries about the trillions of microbes in the body into treatments for a range of diseases.