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June 2016
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Story From Our Labs
Tuning drugs to succeed on the cell’s surface
Researchers improve our understanding about how compounds bind to proteins in the cell membrane—and the membrane itself.
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Story Discovery
Tackling the common denominator in liver disease
Researchers focus on reversing the scarring that’s common to liver diseases.
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Story Patient Perspectives
Migraine: One of the world’s most common diseases
Did you know migraine is the most common of all neurological disorders? Learn more surprising facts.
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Story Discovery
Cancer researchers ready to aim for cures
New head of oncology research hopes to build on recent advances, explore new therapeutic approaches and beat certain cancers for good.
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Story Discovery
Confidence led this researcher to swim against the current
A researcher reflects on her successful journey from Venezuela to the US in which she became a doctor, a scientist, and a mother.
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Story Patient Perspectives
The future of chronic myeloid leukemia is evolving
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Story Discovery
The eye: the fastest muscle in the human body
How much do you know about eyes? Learn more about the fastest muscle in the human body.
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Story Access to Healthcare
Fighting pneumonia, the biggest killer of young children
Pneumonia causes around 2 million child deaths per year globally and the burden is especially heavy in a country like Bangladesh, where a third of the population is aged 14 or below.
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Story Patient Perspectives
Lung Cancer: To test or not to test
For patients with lung cancer, biomarker testing may be an option.
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Story Patient Perspectives
Your Genes, Your Melanoma
Learn about the role of precision oncology in advanced melanoma treatment.
May 2016
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Story From Our Labs
Building brain organoids to shed light on disease
Three-dimensional clusters of human neurons could allow scientists to watch neurological diseases develop in the lab.
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Story From Our Labs
With a "brain in a dish," researchers take on neurological disorders
Neurological diseases develop out of sight. Novartis neuroscientists are bringing them into the light, using human brain cells grown in the lab.