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New findings could lead to cancer treatment with a cocktail of medicines rather than massive doses of traditional chemotherapy. -
San Diego State University and two other local organizations offer free biotech education and job training to more than a thousand people. -
A San Diego researcher has developed an injectable gel to repair damage caused by a heart attack. -
About 7,000 people in the United States have a rare genetic linked disease. Half of those cases affect children. Here is the story of one of them. -
San Diego's next generation of potential innovators got an up-close look at what's possible at San Diego County's Annual Science Fair. -
For the first time, life science companies in southern California got a microscopic look at the financial impact they have on each other and the local economy. -
Modern desires are hardest to resist, but new research offers secrets to conquering temptation. -
State funding for scientific research at San Diego State University and at UCSD and other California universities has plunged 30 percent in the last eight years -
KPBS Midday EditionOn KPBS Midday Edition, we take a look at top San Diego's top stories on innovation, science and technology of 2011, with KPBS Reporter Peggy Pico. -
Researchers at Coronado Biosciences suggest ingesting worms is a good way to treat autoimmune diseases.
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