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“Just one handful of healthy soil contains more microbes than people on the planet,” writes Beth Ellikidis, BIO’s Vice President of Agriculture and Environment, […]
BIO: ‘Genetically engineered microbes could transform agriculture’ Read More »
The House Agriculture Committee forwarded a draft of a five-year Farm Bill with numerous measures supporting biotech by a 33-21 bipartisan vote early on
House Agriculture Committee approves draft of Farm Bill Read More »
Close to two decades of research birthed a biotech tomato with enhanced nutrition that is hitting retail stores just in time for summer salads.
The purple tomato hits stores just in time for summer Read More »
Perhaps best known for his success in bringing breakthrough sickle cell treatments to patients, Dr. Ted W. Love has dedicated his life to helping
Dr. Ted Love’s journey through biotech: from challenges to breakthroughs Read More »
As of May 16, there were 139 confirmed measles cases in the United States this year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and
Confronting vaccine hesitancy in the fight against measles Read More »
A lawsuit from a lawyer who is claiming whistleblower status while actually revealing well-known public information threatens to rattle the patent system, endangering drug
BIO asks Supreme Court to review a case threatening patents Read More »
By 2050, the number of people worldwide with cancer could increase 77%, according to a report published by the American Cancer Society in April
The future of cancer innovation – and the role of policy Read More »
Anonymous screening of 6.5 million people worldwide released on May 1 confirms the depth of the mental health challenges we face. Among the more
Mental Health Awareness Month: Anonymous screenings show depth of the challenges Read More »
The I am BIO podcast is bringing everything biotech-related to the ether, covering topics from AI and CRISPR to new drug developments, vaccines, and
I am BIO Podcast: 5 questions about biotech’s impact Read More »
History shows that women’s healthcare has often taken a back seat. Dating back centuries—to the early days of documentation—women have been left out of
Women’s Health Week: the evolution of women’s health screening Read More »
