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New Potential for Immunotherapy: Scientists Shed Light on How Immune Cells Respond to Cancer Cells
Work by ISB President Jim Heath and collaborators at UCLA, PACT Pharma and beyond identified and analyzed the process by which immune cells “see” and react to cancer cells, providing valuable insights into why certain treatments may work for some patients but not for others.
The AI will see you now
The Wall Street Journal published an essay adapted from “The Age of Scientific Wellness,” a book authored by Drs. Lee Hood and Nathan Price.
Living with someone changes your microbiome, new research shows
Associate Professor Sean Gibbons was interviewed for a story detailing that bacteria of the microbiome are transmitted between many individuals, not just infants and their mothers, in ways that can’t be explained by their shared diet or geography.
Blood Markers Reveal Hidden Clues to PTSD Diagnosis and Treatment
Research by Inyoul Lee, Kai Wang and Lee Hood, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, and other collaborators show that people who are currently suffering or face a high risk of post-traumatic stress disorder show particular patterns in four biomarkers measurable with a simple blood test.
Long COVID patients are still seeking answers 3 years later
ISB President Dr. Jim Heath was interviewed by Seattle Met and discussed his novel work identifying four predictive factors of long COVID.
The future of medicine is personalized, predictive and in your hands
On this podcast episode, Lee Hood and Nathan Price discuss their book, “The Age of Scientific Wellness,” the role of AI in improvising human lifespan, immunotherapy, NMN, gene editing, Alzheimer’s disease, and several other topics.
Blood-Based Omics Signatures Reflect 'Biological' BMI, Metabolic Health
Using multiomic, blood-based biomarkers, ISB researchers developed signatures of obesity and metabolic disease that can find affected individuals more accurately than body mass index based on height and weight.
Science for the 21st century: Understanding systems biology
Senior Research Scientist Jared Roach discussed complex interactions within biological systems, how we can update the study of biology for the 21st century, how computational and mathematical analysis can help us understand biological systems, and more.