Legal obligations in perinatal care may harm patients in medical partnerships
Perinatal care has traditionally focused on symptoms, screenings, and maternal–infant outcomes—but a growing body of work is now highlighting a...
Educating Children to Combat Stigma Linked to Long COVID
A new study in Pediatric Research highlights how long COVID can leave more than physical symptoms in its wake—particularly for...
Milk’s Nutritional Profile Changes With Production Methods and Seasons
When you buy milk, the nutrition profile may shift with both labeling and season. A year-long study presented at NUTRITION...
Mechanoresistant cancer cells reveal survival strategies in high-stress environments
Cancer cells that metastasize must endure a threat most cells cannot tolerate: repeated, high mechanical forces as they circulate through...
Scientists Reshape Molecules Internally to Build New Chiral Nanocarbons
Nanocarbons are poised to become the quiet workhorses of next-generation materials, from gas storage to ultra-low-power electronics. Yet for years,...
Largest study finds genetic risk factors linked to fibromyalgia
A genetic deep-dive into fibromyalgia—now published in Nature Medicine—has uncovered risk factors in the largest dataset of its kind. The...
AI and robotics speed search for improved gut microbiome therapies
Duke University biomedical engineers have introduced a systematic way to design probiotic–prebiotic formulations that are more reliable for supporting gut...
Renowned expert leads University of Maryland program for sickle cell disease
University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) has appointed Enrico M. Novelli, MD, MS, as Director of the UMSOM Program...
Family Medicine Journal Tip Sheet Highlights July/August 2026 Updates
A July/August 2026 research roundup from The Annals of Family Medicine spotlights how practical design choices in primary care can...
Digital Health Tools Convert Screen Time into Active Time for Childhood Obesity
A new study in Pediatric Research reports that digital health interventions can reshape childhood behavior by converting sedentary screen habits...
OmniAge maps aging biomarkers, linking mitotic clocks to clonal hematopoiesis
A new study in Nature Communications reports an ambitious “OmniAge” compendium that maps aging-associated biomarkers across multiple omic layers and...
Standardized referral process boosts early intervention enrollment for opioid-exposed infants
Viral Science News A new single-center study highlights how a tightly standardized referral workflow can boost early intervention enrollment for...
Taiwan Study Uses Cluster Analysis to Profile Elderly Emergency Patients
A new analysis of emergency department care in Taiwan is putting a spotlight on how frail, elderly patients actually differ...
Low-Fat Diet and Advanced Glycation End-Products in Women’s Health Initiative Trial
A new analysis of a landmark U.S. nutrition trial is adding nuance to a long-running question in cancer prevention: can...
Graz Researchers’ Brain-Inspired AI Achieves Flexible Planning and Problem Solving
Large AI systems are getting better at reasoning and problem-solving, but their energy cost is a serious bottleneck. Training and...
CUDC-907 boosts temozolomide response in glioblastoma by dual PI3K/HDAC inhibition
Glioblastoma (GBM) is an aggressive brain cancer that frequently returns after treatment, largely due to acquired resistance to standard chemotherapy...
Michael Hurlston and TRUMPF to Receive 2026 Optica i4 Prize
Optica has announced the winners of its 2026 Optica i4 Prize, spotlighting leadership that accelerates progress across the optics and...
Hepatitis Day 2026: Europe’s progress stalls as prevention gaps block targets
While Europe has steadily improved hepatitis B and C prevention, new analyses from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and...
How the body’s natural recycling system may reduce inflammation
Leuven, Belgium — 28 July 2026 — Researchers from VIB and KU Leuven, working with international collaborators, report that disabling...
Molecular Profiling and Rare Cancer Treatment Access Expand across Europe
A new European study reports how molecular profiling is reshaping access to therapies for rare cancers—conditions where the number of...