Pulmonary hypertension in preterm infants is emerging as one of the most difficult cardiovascular and respiratory problems in neonatal medicine, according to a new narrative review published in the Journal of...
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Magnetic resonance imaging has long offered clinicians an extraordinarily detailed view of the human body, but turning those images into a complete and reliable cancer...
A newly reported nucleus pulposus cell population could reshape how scientists understand the spine’s natural capacity for repair. In a study published in Nature Communications,...
Pulmonary hypertension in preterm infants is emerging as one of the most difficult cardiovascular and respiratory problems in neonatal medicine, according to a new narrative...
Social imitation is often described with the language of energy. One person adopts an opinion because it appears socially advantageous, a behavior spreads because it...
The first spoonful of solid food marks more than a milestone in an infant’s daily routine. It also begins a major biological transition in the...
Bladder cancer is providing scientists with a sharper view of how inherited DNA and smoking-related biology combine to influence cancer risk. In a study published...
Glioblastoma has long been regarded as one of the most difficult cancers to understand and treat, not only because of its rapid growth but also...
Neuroinflammation, the persistent activation of the brain’s immune system, is increasingly recognized as a common driver of neurological damage. It appears in conditions ranging from...
Theoretical physicist and neuroscientist Haim Sompolinsky has been awarded the 2026 Dirac Medal and Prize, one of the most prestigious international honors in theoretical physics....
Cervical cancer metastasis may be controlled by an epigenetic pathway involving the endothelial cell-specific molecule 1, the DNA-methylating enzyme DNMT3A, and the transcription factor ID3,...
A new study in mice suggests that ketamine may do more than rapidly relieve depressive-like symptoms: it may also protect ovarian function and improve the...
Heavy-duty trucks are entering a decisive technological transition, but the question of which powertrain will dominate cannot be answered by looking only at vehicle prices...
A newly reported immune mechanism may help explain why muscles waste away after losing their nerve supply—and why the body’s own early inflammatory response could...
Obesity diagnosis may be on the verge of a major reset, as a new diagnostic study examines whether body mass index alone is too blunt...
The genetic architecture of wheat may be more flexible than previously thought. Researchers from China Agricultural University and the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences have...
