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A routine cancer therapy delivered through the liver’s own plumbing went unexpectedly and dramatically wrong, and the case is now...
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Surgeons who rebuild the mitral valve—the structure that keeps blood flowing in one direction through the left side of the...
Springer Nature has opened the 2026 cycle of its Editor of Distinction Awards, an annual recognition programme that singles out...
Cats across South Korea are dying from rodenticide poisoning that often goes undetected, and a new forensic study has now...
One of the most stubborn problems in modern oncology is the KRAS gene. Mutated versions of this small signaling protein...
Parkinson’s disease has long been defined in the public imagination by its motor hallmarks: the tremor, the rigidity, the shuffling...
Aerospace engineers have long faced a stubborn paradox at the heart of structural design: the best way to find an...
Respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, is the most common cause of bronchiolitis and infant hospitalisation worldwide, and for decades clinicians...
Scientists have turned an unassuming wildflower from northern Iran into a weapon against some of the most dangerous bacteria in...
For women who have survived gynecologic cancer, sexual problems are not a rare side effect—they are close to a certainty....
Every day, markets across East Africa discard mountains of overripe bananas, bruised papayas, shriveled lemons, and blemished pineapples—produce too far...
Every time a cell divides, it must copy roughly three billion letters of DNA with near-perfect fidelity. That copying process,...
Catalytic converters have quietly cleaned the exhaust of the world’s vehicles since the 1970s, yet the ceramic honeycomb blocks at...
One of the most puzzling features of growing older is that the immune system seems to fail in two opposite...
A new entry has appeared in the pages of Pediatric Radiology, the Springer Nature journal that serves as one of...
A new study published in the Journal of Perinatology offers one of the most detailed looks yet at how oxygen...
Human brain organoids have rapidly become one of the most compelling tools in modern neuroscience, offering researchers a three-dimensional, laboratory-grown...
Salt is the quiet engine of the global diet. It does far more than make food taste salty; it suppresses...
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