Two Probiotic Strains Calm Gut Inflammation by Taming the NLRP3 Inflammasome
Inflammatory bowel disease is not exclusively a human affliction. Dogs, cats, and livestock all suffer from chronic colitis-like syndromes marked...
Inflammatory bowel disease is not exclusively a human affliction. Dogs, cats, and livestock all suffer from chronic colitis-like syndromes marked...
Land is not merely a factor of production in rural Uganda; it is the foundation on which household survival is...
Cyclic mastalgia—the breast pain that rises and falls with the menstrual cycle—is one of the most common complaints that brings...
A quiet revolution is unfolding beneath the surface of the world’s croplands. In the narrow zone of soil that hugs...
Knowledge is not static. Political alliances shift, trade relationships form and dissolve, and the actors on the world stage rise...
Quantum annealing has long promised a shortcut through some of the hardest landscapes in combinatorial optimization, but a stubborn mathematical...
Chronic wounds are among the most stubborn complications of diabetes, trapping millions of patients in cycles of inflammation, infection and...
A natural compound extracted from a traditional Chinese medicinal herb may hold the key to one of orthopedic surgery’s most...
Artificial intelligence has quietly crossed a threshold. The most capable systems no longer see the world through a single sense:...
A terse but pointed correspondence published in the Journal of Perinatology has reignited one of neonatology’s most practical debates: how...
For the hundreds of thousands of people who undergo sphincter-preserving surgery for rectal cancer each year, saving the sphincter muscle...
Soft electronics promise a future in which devices wrap seamlessly around the body, embed themselves in textiles, and integrate into...
Two of the hottest ideas in modern biology have just been welded together in a sweeping synthesis published in the...
Riociguat, a soluble guanylate cyclase stimulator that has transformed the treatment of chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension and pulmonary arterial hypertension,...
The vision sounds irresistible: workplaces across Europe where physical health, mental wellbeing, and a sense of purpose flourish together, boosting...
Atopic dermatitis has long been caricatured as a childhood affliction, a rash that flares in infancy and fades with age....
The hippocampus has long been a stage on which scientists watch memory being written, and for decades researchers have reported...
A robot can be perfectly safe by every engineering metric and still terrify the people around it. A mobile platform...
When cardiologists thread a replacement heart valve through a patient’s femoral artery, they often focus on how narrow or calcified...
Rice feeds more than half of humanity, yet one of its most destructive enemies attacks through openings so small that...
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