Combining a new hydrogel material with a protein that boosts blood vessel growth could improve the success rate for transplanting insulin-producing islet cells.

Researchers have discovered how the Rad52 protein is a crucial player in RNA-dependent DNA repair.

Small skin patches with dissolvable microneedles could allow self-administration of the influenza vaccine.

Researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology and the Piedmont Heart Institute are using standard medical imaging and new 3-D printing technologies to create patient-specific heart valve models that mimic the physiological qualities of the real valves.

A potentially deadly parasite that can ulcerate skin, nose, mouth and organs could someday meet its match in an experimental vaccine that has now worked in lab tests on humanized mice.

The Georgia Clinical & Translational Science Alliance has received a $51 million NIH grant

The fight to discover HDL cocktails that actually work against atherosclerosis, the #1 killer of our times, receives major funding.

Brain signals are as furtive as the wartime encryption system 'Enigma,' but they can be similarly decrypted as new research shows.

It's time to develop alternate drugs against small infections as a strategy to slow the antibiotic resistance crisis, Georgia Tech evolutionary bacteriologists say.

Pinpointing two crab urine chemicals out of hundreds opens new doors of understanding of how marine chemical messaging works.