Interviews about Medicine

Adaptive optics is enabling scientists to see individual blood cells moving in the retina...

A monkey with a missing primary visual cortex can still see... but how?

Magnetic nanoparticles used to guide stem cells around the body

How studying healthy people at altitude can help critically ill patients in hospital...

How do you know if food is past its best?

Scientists have come up with a way of making music with proteins...

A map of every cell in human airways could improve treatments for respiratory conditions.

If you found a lost wallet, would you hand it in? Scientists explore the most and least honest countries.

Mosquitoes are the world’s most dangerous creatures but can they be modified to wipe out their own kind?

Sleep experts separate fact from fiction...

Should our biological sleep differences be factored into working life?

When it comes to memory, the importance of sleep goes beyond the negative impact being tired...

Could changing the way we think about sleep actually help us to sleep better?

Does standing up affect how food tastes?

A pharmaceutical pioneer takes us into the world of targeted treatments...

There’s not a moment to lose when it comes to catching prey, why not bring them down with poison or venom?

With Wimbledon just around the corner, Izzie Clarke picked up her racket to explore the quick pace of tennis.

Scientists combine a spider venom gene with fungi to tackle malaria-carrying mosquitoes...

New eLife editor-in-chief Mike Eisen shares his vision of how science should be communicated

Genetic analyses can help to pinpoint where people got infected with malaria, enabling better interventions...

Inflammation in newborns disrupts how their nervous systems make breathing adjustments later in life...

How is air pollution from transport affecting our health, and what can be done about it?

A combined vaccine against Ebola virus, Marburg and Lassa fever.

How are vaccines tested, and do they have side effects?