A new review argues that deep learning is reshaping how scientists forecast systems that change across both space and time,...

A Simple Catheter-Care Bundle Nearly Eliminated Phlebitis in Children Receiving Cancer Treatment For children with cancer, a device designed to...

A 1,389-Patient Study Challenges Assumptions About Fluorescent Dyes in Glioblastoma Surgery For surgeons operating on glioblastoma, the boundary between malignant...

A Second Cancer Has Touched More Than 2.5 Million US Survivors, Study Finds More than 2.5 million people living in...

A nationwide survey of German neurological and neurosurgical departments has found that induced hypertension is used almost universally to manage...

Sleep spindles—brief bursts of rapid brain activity that punctuate non-REM sleep—are emerging as one of the most revealing windows into...

Tiny DNA Signatures Give Crop Breeders a Sharper View of Hidden Genetic Diversity Plant breeders have gained a new way...

A Molecular Brake in Tree Peony Seeds Could Help Scientists Produce More Plant Oil Tree peony seeds may be hiding...

A Master Switch in Salmonella May Link Sticky Biofilms to Bacterial “Social” Signals A gene regulator best known for helping...

Heat Turns Tiny Perovskite Crystals into Unexpected Shapes in a Microfluidic Reactor A new study has shown that tiny crystals...

Cancer researchers have built a nanoscale drug-delivery system that attacks two problems inside certain tumors at once: malignant cells and...

Cancer immunotherapy is entering a more controlled and technically sophisticated phase, according to a wide-ranging collection of studies and reviews...

A trio of tiny snails collected along China’s coasts and waterways has provided scientists with new genetic clues to one...

Bangladesh River’s Dry-Season Crisis Is Selecting for Microbes Built to Survive Pollution A river supplying drinking water to millions of...

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, has become a global health crisis—and a new review suggests that compounds found in...

More than 250 million people worldwide live with visual impairment, and without better treatments, as many as 115 million could...

Gallbladder cancer has produced an exceptionally rare and unsettling complication in a 65-year-old man: a spontaneous tunnel from the diseased...

A Genetic Map of Fetal Hemoglobin Could Transform Sickle Cell Disease Treatment A large systematic review has assembled the most...

Morocco’s Atlantic coast could become the testing ground for a new generation of offshore wind development, according to a detailed...

Old Wheat Varieties May Help Farmers Cut Fertilizer Without Sacrificing Grain Quality Wheat plants deprived of nitrogen do not simply...