Anxiety and Depression May Blunt Immunotherapy Response in Stomach Cancer Patients
Emotional distress before surgery may quietly undermine one of the most promising treatments for stomach cancer. A new retrospective cohort...
Emotional distress before surgery may quietly undermine one of the most promising treatments for stomach cancer. A new retrospective cohort...
A new laboratory study has added a striking piece to one of the most troubling puzzles in reproductive medicine: why...
DNA methylation has become one of the hottest targets in modern biomedicine. The chemical tags that adorn cytosine bases shape...
Supercapacitors sit at the crowded intersection of batteries and conventional capacitors, promising bursts of power that lithium-ion cells cannot deliver...
A team of Bangladeshi agricultural researchers has shown that an Internet of Things (IoT) enabled, sensor-driven drip irrigation system can...
For decades, one of the most stubborn questions in gastroenterology has been how best to protect patients who must take...
When a traveler returns from sub-Saharan Africa with fever and a positive blood film for Plasmodium falciparum, clinicians face a...
Video generation has quietly become one of the most competitive arenas in artificial intelligence, with text-to-video systems producing clips that...
For decades, one of the most intuitive ideas in soil science has been that more reactive minerals in the ground...
Blood cancers are among the most common and fastest-growing groups of malignancies worldwide, accounting for 6.6 percent of all cancer...
For millions of women who have fled war, persecution and violence, the journey does not end when they reach safety....
Trillions of microbes live inside the human body, and scientists are increasingly convinced that when this delicate ecological balance breaks...
Federated learning has become one of the most important ideas in modern machine learning because it allows many devices to...
When a heat wave settles over a city, the difference between a sweltering afternoon and a bearable one can come...
Every year, hundreds of thousands of people worldwide receive the most feared diagnosis in neurology: glioblastoma, the most common primary...
Artificial intelligence has moved from the margins of clinical research to nearly every stage of the drug development pipeline, yet...
Water treatment engineers have long wrestled with a stubborn paradox at the heart of membrane filtration: the toughest, most chemically...
Every conveyor belt, guide rail, and sliding chain in a modern factory is quietly fighting a microscopic war against friction....
Why does a bite of pork tenderloin feel firmer than a piece of chicken breast, and why does cooking turn...
As health systems around the world move appointments, prescriptions, and medical records onto screens, a new population-based study from Türkiye...
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