All Articles of the New 31th Edition

Single Cell Analysis

Focusing on the Heart of the Action

Modern medicine is aiming to deepen our understanding of cardiovascular diseases.
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Uterine Fibroids

Benign Tumors with a Debilitating Impact on Patients

Researchers are using state-of-the-art treatments to help patients.
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Collaboration

New Medications Boost Kidney Function

In collaboration with American kidney specialists, Bayer researchers are looking to find new medications.
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Invasive Species

Ecosytem Invaders

Invasive animals and plants have a negative impact on biodiversity and local economies.
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News Overview

October 26, 2020

Not intended for U.S. and UK Media

Rivaroxaban application submitted to U.S. FDA for new indication in patients after lower-extremity revascularization due to symptomatic PAD more

Interview Julie N. Graff

Cancer Therapy

“The human body is well equipped to deal with cancer – we just have to help it”
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The Grohe method and quinolone antibiotics (PDF)

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Diligent Pollinators

Wild Cousins of the Honey Bee

Researchers all over the world are undertaking projects to investigate the biology of wild bees.
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Feeding Nitrogen to Crops

How Microbes Help Fertilize Plants

Researchers at Joyn Bio are seeking to optimize microbes to enhance fertilizer utilization in crops.
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Stink Bugs on the Rise

Creatures From Another World

The brown marmorated stink bug is a danger to farming, and also causes harm to human health and well-being.
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Pesticide Safety

New Test Methods for Wild Bees

Scientists are currently developing new bee safety test procedures.
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Interview

Professor Matthias Beller

The Director of the Leibniz Institute for Catalysis at the University of Rostock wants to use his research to make the chemical industry more sustainable.
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Drug research

Computer-Aided Drug Discovery

Using computer-aided systems, researchers can screen millions of substances in seconds.
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Industrial Processes

Making Chemistry greener

Sometime, less is more. Chemists and engineers have been fine-tuning production processes for decades, in the pursuit of maximizing the overall quality, production volumes and level of efficiency.
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Alpha Emitters

Targeted Radiation Energy

The thorium conjugate exerts a targeted effect on the tumor, leaving healthy cells largely unharmed.
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Biologicals

Tiny Microbes Revolutionizing Farming

Plants and soil bacteria have coexisted in a symbiosis from which both benefit for millions of years. Bayer researchers are now aiming to enhance this relationship.
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Oncology

Small Molecules to Treat Cancer

Every tumor is different, which is why Bayer researchers are working on new, personalized forms of treatment which will use small molecules to target the causes of cancer.
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Thrombosis Research Award 2017

Protection against a Second Stroke

A team of neurologists from Basel investigated novel anticoagulants and received the Thrombosis Research Award 2017 from the Bayer Science & Education Foundation in recognition of their work.
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Micronutrients

Food for the Mind

Using neuroscience methods, Australian researchers have demonstrated the beneficial effects of Berocca on the brain and its function.
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Bee Pest

The Small Hive Beetle

It originated in Sub-Saharan Africa and is currently destroying beehives in many regions of the world: the small hive beetle. How can scientists and beekeepers stop the invader?
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