The Briefing: Gene therapies – will they ever work for everyone?
This reading list accompanies our story on immunity to gene therapy.
Stories
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Why are so many people getting a meat allergy?
Alpha-gal allergy dictates what you can eat, wear, how you relax, and even which medicines are safe.
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The Briefing: Tickborne meat allergy
This reading list accompanies our story on how ticks are causing meat allergies.
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Testing times: four emerging STIs that you can’t afford to ignore
Public health officials are warily watching the emergence of these lesser-known bacterial sexually transmitted infections.
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PrEP: Why I’m part of the trial for the HIV prevention pill
Touted as a way to end HIV within a generation, the HIV prevention pill (PrEP) is being trialled in the UK.
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The unexpected effects of the HIV prevention pill
What we know so far about PrEP, HIV and sexually transmitted infections.
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The Briefing: HIV prevention – could PrEP replace condoms?
This reading list accompanies our story on the unexpected effects of the HIV prevention pill.
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The Briefing: Everything you’ll ever need to know about catheters
This reading list accompanies our story on why our reluctance to talk about catheters could kill.
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Welcome to Mosaic
Mosaic has a wealth of science and health stories.
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Nobody wants to talk about catheters. Our silence could prove fatal
Why creating safer catheters and using them more responsibly could slow antibiotic resistance and save lives.
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Fake drugs: the global industry putting your life at risk
The manufacture and distribution of medicines is a global industry, tainted by fake and substandard medicines.
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The Briefing: Substandard medicines and antibiotic resistance
This reading list accompanies our story on the global industry behind fake drugs.