Manufacturing Inside the Patient
By Priya Baraniak
March 17, 2026
How 2025 marked biology’s shift toward engineering discipline
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Three Altruistic Stories to Make You Think
By Stephanie Vine
December 3, 2025
“For those of you who are removed from direct interaction with the patients…please remember that your work really matters. It is making a huge difference to human lives.”
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Biomanufacturing in Space: The High-Stakes Frontier of Regenerative Medicine
By Rob Coker
August 29, 2025
Can microgravity unlock the next frontier in regenerative medicine? Space-based biomanufacturing research reveals what Earth-bound labs can’t – but the challenges are as vast as space itself.
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What Happened with Sarepta, Elevidys and Vinay Prasad?
By Stephanie Vine
August 4, 2025
FDA investigations, shipments holds, a resignation at the FDA and a negative opinion in Europe… I look into the recent controversy
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What’s Going on With Measles Outbreaks?
By Stephanie Vine
August 1, 2025
Cases of measles in the US and Europe are reaching record highs.
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AstraZeneca Reformulates COPD Medicine to Reduce Environmental Impact
By Stephanie Vine
July 28, 2025
Established medicine to swap to new formulation.
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Unraveling ASO Trafficking: The Research Behind the Discovery
By Rob Coker
July 18, 2025
Researchers at Roche-Genentech have found a way to help more antisense oligonucleotides reach their targets – by slowing things down inside cells.
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Reviewing FDA Warning Letters: July 2025 Edition
By Stephanie Vine
July 17, 2025
Poor aseptic practices, peeling paint, and unapproved opioids… I look at recent FDA warning letters.
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Appreciating Academic Spinouts
By Rob Coker
May 14, 2025
Let us not forget the important role of academic spinouts in innovating across the modalities.
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Disrupted Development
By Rob Coker
April 17, 2025
The political situation in the US and its impact on science and medicine is changing rapidly. Here’s a quick look at the latest developments.
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