In 1978, IVF pioneers faced harsh criticism, fears of abnormal births, and rejection from the scientific and religious communities. This blog uncovers the global story—from Louise Brown in the UK to Durga in India—and the struggle behind the science that gave hope to millions.

RNA-based therapies are moving beyond the lab bench into real-world medicine—addressing urgent needs in cancer, rare diseases, and immune disorders. This article explores how innovations like mRNA vaccines, siRNA, and circular RNA are bridging the gap between scientific discovery and therapeutic impact, offering a glimpse into the future of precision, scalable, and patient-centered healthcare.

RNA Technologies: A New Era in Biotech Over the past decade, RNA-based technologies have transitioned from the fringes of biotech to...