Outlook in 2019

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  • When two pharmaceutical companies turned their attention to a rare condition, they came up with different strategies for targeting RNA. Now, RNA therapies for other hereditary conditions are within the sights of the industry.

    • Liam Drew
    Outlook
  • From clinical trials to diagnosis and surgery, artificial intelligence has the potential to transform medicine.

    • Richard Hodson
    Outlook
  • The digitisation of medical records in the United States has brought benefits, but not everyone is content with how they have been implemented.

    • Jeff Hecht
    Outlook
  • Science targets an evasive virus.

    • Herb Brody
    Outlook
  • Farms help to spread influenza but they might be an early warning system for the next human pandemic.

    • Cassandra Willyard
    Outlook
  • The rise of environmental resistance to the drugs used to combat flu is a potential disaster — but one that we can avert, argues Josef Järhult.

    • Naomi Lubick
    Outlook
  • By monitoring social media, scientists can monitor outbreaks as they happen.

    • Charles Schmidt
    Outlook
  • Understanding how the influenza virus replicates inside the body is helping researchers develop a wider range of antiviral drugs.

    • Neil Savage
    Outlook
  • A better understanding of the immune response to influenza is driving development of vaccines that protect against many strains of the virus.

    • Michael Eisenstein
    Outlook
  • Can the latest techniques speed up the dangerously slow production of flu vaccines?

    • Eric Bender
    Outlook
  • Escaping the drug crisis.

    • Herb Brody
    Outlook
  • Understanding how the opioid epidemic arose in the United States could help to predict how it might spread to other countries.

    • Sarah DeWeerdt
    Outlook
  • Pharmacologist Yasmin Hurd sees promise in the cannabis-derived chemical cannabidiol for mitigating opioid dependence.

    • Anna Nowogrodzki
    Outlook