Terrain diversity shapes carbon storage in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest
In forest ecosystems, carbon uptake is only half the story. A new study from southern Brazil shows that carbon partitioning...
Navigation Service Outperforms Signposting for Linking Primary Care Patients to Resources
A new randomized trial published in The Annals of Family Medicine tests a simple but powerful idea: when patients struggle...
Industrial Poultry Farming Speeds Spread of Major Foodborne Disease
A new genomic study from the Ineos Oxford Institute for antimicrobial research and the University of Oxford argues that industrial...
Lipid Regulator Modulates Sonic Hedgehog Pathway, Shaping Heart and Lungs
Scientists at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have identified a precise way the Sonic Hedgehog (SHH) pathway is regulated during...
Structure Reveals How Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever Virus Polymerase Is Inhibited
Crimean–Congo haemorrhagic fever virus (CCHFV), a tick-borne pathogen, continues to threaten public health with severe and often fatal human disease....
Immunological Misadaptation Predicts Spontaneous Preterm Birth in Pregnancies
A new study in Nature Communications suggests that the immune system’s “miscalibration” may begin well before the first clinical signs...
Hurdles Complicate Biomarker Discovery Research
A new study highlights a familiar but still unresolved bottleneck in biomedical innovation: turning promising biology into reliable biomarkers. In...
How Extracellular Histones Disrupt Cardiomyocyte Function: New Mechanisms
A team studying how blood-borne danger signals harm the heart has traced a new pathway linking extracellular histones to cardiomyocyte...
Simulation Boot Camp Improves Neonatal Critical Care Skills for Senior Fellows
Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine (NPM) fellowships are built to prepare physicians for high-stakes care at the edge of viability, where rapid decisions...
Empagliflozin and Other SGLT2 Inhibitors Show Cardioprotective Benefits
Since the landmark EMPA-REG OUTCOME trial, sodium–glucose cotransporter 2 (SGLT2) inhibitors have rapidly shifted from diabetes drugs to a central...
Azacitidine and Venetoclax Impact Inflammatory Markers and Response in Elderly AML
A new study highlights how a two-drug strategy may reshape inflammatory biology in older adults newly diagnosed with acute myeloid...
Recombinase-Based Genome Mapping Enables Large-Scale Structure Profiling of Prime Edits
A new protocol promises to turn the static architecture of mammalian genomes into something far more experimentally tractable. Understanding how...
Active Learning Aids Design of Fiber Gut Microbiome Interactions
A new study is spotlighting an ambitious goal for gut-health precision medicine: figuring out which dietary fibers selectively encourage beneficial...
Urinary Microbiome Links to Overactive Bladder, Pain Syndrome, and New Therapies
New research is reshaping how clinicians think about lower urinary tract disorders by challenging the long-held assumption that urine is...
FGFR4-Associated APOBEC3 Mutagenesis Defines HER2-Enriched Human Breast Cancer Subtype
A new study published in British Journal of Cancer reports that a signaling axis centered on FGFR4 reshapes how APOBEC3...
MIT Engineers Create Recyclable Elastic Yarn for Sustainable Textiles
MIT engineers have developed a recyclable elastic yarn designed to tackle the growing problem of textile waste. With most stretchy...
Researchers Find Potentially Harmful Substance in Solid Waste
A new analysis of Brazil’s “discarded” materials raises alarms for the circular economy. Researchers from São Paulo State University (UNESP)...
University of Tennessee Establishes Governor’s Chair in Nuclear Medicine
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, has appointed radiopharmaceutical scientist Carolyn J. Anderson as a UT–Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) Governor’s...
Study Shows Dengue Virus Infects Immune Cells Designed to Prevent Infection
Researchers at the University of Vermont Robert Larner, M.D. College of Medicine and Upstate Medical University report that dengue virus...
UTEP Researcher Develops Low-Cost Spray to Grow Tomatoes in Salty Soil
A low-dose leaf spray may help tomato plants thrive on farmland made unproductive by salt, according to a new study...