Citrus Flavonoid Meets Nuclear Medicine in Twin Radiometal Design for Breast Cancer
A molecule found in orange and lemon peels may be on its way to becoming a two-in-one weapon against breast...
A molecule found in orange and lemon peels may be on its way to becoming a two-in-one weapon against breast...
As artificial intelligence systems swell into some of the largest computing infrastructures ever built, the optical fibers and photonic chips...
Liver cancer has long been one of the most stubborn enemies in oncology, and hepatocellular carcinoma, which accounts for more...
From humanoid robots that rehearse conversations with children to immersive virtual reality worlds that teach joint attention, technology-based interventions for...
The world’s appetite for electricity is climbing at a pace that conventional energy infrastructure simply cannot match. According to a...
Bats have long occupied a paradoxical position in the public imagination: feared as carriers of some of the world’s most...
Every time a wearable fitness band logs a heartbeat, a smart glucose monitor transmits a reading, or a mobile health...
A rare and often fatal infection of the brain and spinal cord is drawing renewed attention from infectious disease specialists,...
Diacylglycerol, or DAG, is one of those quiet molecules that food scientists have long wanted more of. It occurs naturally...
Vitamin K2, a family of fat-soluble molecules known to scientists as menaquinones, has quietly become one of the most sought-after...
Allergic rhinitis is often dismissed as the sniffles of childhood, a nuisance condition defined by sneezing, a runny nose, congestion,...
A cup of roasted oolong tea may do far more than deliver a pleasant caramel aroma. A new study published...
Every cell in a colon tumor carries two intertwined layers of information: the DNA sequence inherited from parents and a...
A single nanomaterial that can strip a stubborn industrial dye from water and, under the same visible light, drive cervical...
Not every gene shouts. Some of the most intriguing players in the human genome whisper, and for years the loudest...
Every winter, the permeable pavements that soak up stormwater in sponge cities face an invisible enemy. Water slips into their...
In the misty ridges of the Dabie Mountains in central China grows one of the world’s rarest pines, Pinus dabeshanensis,...
Immunotherapy has transformed the treatment of many advanced cancers, but the same immune activation that destroys tumors can, in rare...
A tracer originally designed to hunt prostate cancer is proving to be an unexpected ally in one of the world’s...
In a finding that could reshape how scientists think about iron buildup in the aging brain, researchers in China have...
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