Older Adults’ Views on Managing Chronic Pain in Primary Care
Chronic pain is often treated as a medical problem that can be measured with scales, prescriptions, and clinical guidelines. For...
Bentham Science Launches International Journal of Wireless and Communication Engineering Innovation
Bentham Science Launches Two New Journals to Accelerate Research in Wireless Communications and Engineering Bentham Science Publishers has announced the...
Study explores long-term care residents’ experiences transitioning to emergency departments
Long-term care residents moving from a nursing facility to an emergency department enter one of the most complex transitions in...
KAIST develops treatment targeting cancer cachexia, a debilitating wasting syndrome
Cancer-associated cachexia, the wasting syndrome that erodes muscle, fat and physical resilience in many people with advanced cancer, has long...
What Long-Term Evidence Reveals About Hypoglycemia in Late-Preterm Infants
A common complication of early birth is being thrust into a medical debate that reaches far beyond the neonatal intensive-care...
Dietary Diversity Linked to Frailty and Prefrailty in Japan’s Hisayama Population
A new study from Japan is drawing attention to a deceptively simple question with major implications for healthy ageing: does...
Machine Learning Imaging Predicts Parkinson’s Genotype, Mitochondrial-Lysosomal Abnormalities in iPS Neurons
Parkinson’s disease may leave a visible signature in the laboratory long before its most familiar symptoms become obvious. In a...
Cognitive and Physical Disabilities Shape Depression Risk, Recovery in Older Chinese Adults
Depression in later life is often treated as a disorder of mood alone, yet a new study of Chinese older...
Randomized Trial Tests Losartan and Prednisolone for Post-COVID Syndrome and Cardiac Inflammation
The long shadow cast by COVID-19 is moving deeper into the territory of cardiovascular medicine. A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial...
Engineered bispecific antibodies boost macrophage killing of B-cell lymphoma
A new study describes a high-throughput strategy for engineering bispecific antibodies that could help macrophages destroy malignant B cells more...
Scalable In-Process Inspection for Direct-Ink-Writing Additive Manufacturing
A new study is putting a high-tech “watchdog” inside one of additive manufacturing’s most promising processes. Researchers B.T. Weston, M.E....
New wearable sensors improve uric acid monitoring, review finds
Wearable Sensors Could Turn Uric Acid Monitoring Into an Everyday Health Check Uric acid, a waste product formed when the...
Spectroscopy System Detects Aerosols Using Common Surfaces
Researchers have demonstrated an infrared spectroscopy system that can detect chemical aerosols from a distance by using light reflected from...
Divergent Porcine Astrovirus 4 Forms Distinct Respiratory and Gastrointestinal Genetic Clades
Porcine astrovirus 4 is emerging as a more genetically complex virus than its name might suggest, according to a study...
Preoperative Dual Immunotherapy Shows Promise in High-Risk Early HER2-Negative Breast Cancer
WASHINGTON — A combination of two immunotherapy drugs produced substantially higher rates of tumor eradication when added to chemotherapy before...
Netherlands Joins CTAO ERIC as Observer
Bologna, Italy — The Netherlands has officially joined the Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory European Research Infrastructure Consortium (CTAO ERIC) as...
Nationwide Study Tracks Hepatitis B Reactivation and Liver Dysfunction During Infliximab Treatment
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), an umbrella term for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, is becoming an increasingly significant public-health challenge...
Corisin triggers proteostasis stress, causing epithelial damage and lung fibrosis
A new study published in Nature Communications reports that corisin, a virus-associated molecular factor, can disrupt the protein-management systems of...
New study finds shampoo routines may increase household water waste
A Shower’s Smallest Habits May Be Driving Much More Water Waste Than Expected, Study Finds The length of a shower...
Pan-cancer pro-angiogenic atlas reveals tumor-educated pericyte-driven anti-angiogenic resistance
Anti-angiogenic drugs were expected to starve tumors by cutting off their blood supply. Yet many cancers eventually adapt, finding alternative...