Dr. Tanaka is a seasoned science journalist with a deep understanding of biomedical research and public health. His versatile reporting spans from laboratory breakthroughs to global health policy, making complex topics accessible.
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A study on the International Space Station has resulted in a virus that evolved in microgravity to effectively kill antibiotic-resistant superbugs on Earth.
Researchers are sending lab-grown 'mini-brains' to the International Space Station to study Alzheimer's disease by using space to simulate accelerated aging.
The AAO 2025 conference showcased major ophthalmology updates, including positive 3-year data for a geographic atrophy drug and novel preclinical research on glaucoma.
A new A(H5) avian flu vaccine, designed using a 3D 'antigenic map', has shown broad protection against multiple virus strains in preclinical ferret studies.
