When cancer spreads but then suddenly flares in just one or two spots while the rest of the disease remains...

Plastic and reconstructive surgery is often imagined as a distinctly modern discipline, defined by operating microscopes, tissue expanders and robot-assisted...

Nitrogen-modified atmosphere storage has become one of the most widely adopted green preservation technologies in the grain industry, flooding sealed...

A team of bioengineers in Barcelona has built a standardized genetic toolkit that turns the harmless soil bacterium Bacillus subtilis...

Atherosclerosis has long been framed as a plumbing problem: cholesterol builds up, inflammation smolders, and arteries stiffen until heart attacks...

Biochar has become one of the most celebrated tools in the regenerative agriculture movement, praised for its ability to lock...

Venetoclax, the oral BCL-2 inhibitor that has transformed frontline therapy for older and less fit patients with acute myeloid leukemia,...

Rabies remains one of the deadliest infectious diseases known to medicine, with a case fatality rate that approaches 100 percent...

Deep blue is the color that modern displays struggle hardest to produce. The international Rec. 2020 standard that governs next-generation...

High on the wind-scoured passes of the eastern Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, botanists have documented something extraordinarily rare: a wild rhododendron that...

For the tiniest patients in the neonatal intensive care unit, even a procedure that lasts only minutes can set off...

On farmland where soils carry both cadmium and lead, the crops that feed billions can quietly become a delivery system...

Therapeutic cancer vaccines are having a moment. A comprehensive review published in Clinical Cancer Bulletin by Chiyuan Wang and Pei...

Vitiligo is often described as a cosmetic condition, a label that has long frustrated dermatologists and patients alike. The disorder,...

Fuel cells promise clean electricity from hydrogen, but at their heart sits a deceptively simple component that has frustrated materials...

Earth is often called the Blue Planet for good reason: oceans and seas cover 71 percent of its surface and...

The Internet of Things has quietly woven itself into nearly every corner of modern life, from smart thermostats and wearable...

A humble ornamental flower that blankets Korean campuses each spring may soon do more than signal the arrival of warmer...

Helicobacter pylori, the spiral-shaped bacterium that colonizes the stomach lining of roughly half the world’s population, has long been recognized...

Preeclampsia remains one of the most feared complications of pregnancy, a condition in which dangerously high blood pressure and signs...