Elie Dolgin, PHD, Science Journalist
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A man sitting in a chair receiving dialysis treatment
By Elie Dolgin 29 May, 2019
Researchers aim identify the root causes of drug-induced diabetes among cancer patients, and then to develop new therapeutic strategies for preventing diabetic complications.
surgeons transplanting a kidney
By Elie Dolgin 18 Mar, 2016
Transplant surgeons at two US hospitals are about to do something long considered taboo: put kidneys from donors with hepatitis C into recipients without the infection.
Tim Springer, left, and Nagesh Mahanthappa with the scholar rock that inspired their company's name.
By Elie Dolgin 09 Mar, 2016
The intellectual property is secure. The science is sound. You’re about to make your pitch for funding. The scary next step for a biotech entrepreneur? Picking a company name.
Shoddy tumor biopsies are preventing cancer patients from receiving personalized therapies.
By Elie Dolgin 22 Jan, 2016
A huge federal trial of personalized cancer medicine has run into an unexpected roadblock: Many of the tumor samples aren’t robust enough to be put through genetic analysis.
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