Mosquito Spit Antibodies Put a New Repellent Trial in Myanmar to the Test
Every time an Anopheles mosquito bites a person, it injects a cocktail of salivary proteins into the skin. The human ...
Green Learning Meets Global Attention to Tame Noisy Multi-Label Data
Machine learning has a dirty secret: the labels that teach it are often wrong, or at least incomplete. In real-world ...
Cell Rest Is Not a Dead End: Threshold Model Reframes Quiescence and Senescence
For most of the past half-century, biology textbooks have drawn a hard line between two arrested cell states. Quiescence was ...
Knowledge Gaps, Not Distance, Decide Who Survives Cholera in Mozambique
Cholera remains one of the most unforgiving infectious diseases known to medicine. In a healthy adult, the bacterium Vibrio cholerae ...
Engineered Fusion Protein Delivers Antimicrobial Peptides Only Where Dangerous Bacteria Strike
Antimicrobial resistance remains one of the most pressing threats to modern medicine, and researchers around the world are racing to ...
AI Learns to Spot Broken Sensors in Smart Farms Before Crops Suffer
Smart farms run on a quiet promise: that the sensors watching soil moisture, temperature, and nutrient flow are telling the ...
Young Cancer Patients Across Europe Face Financial and Fertility Gaps, Landmark Study Finds
Adolescents and young adults diagnosed with cancer between the ages of 15 and 39 occupy a uniquely turbulent chapter of ...
UCLA Radiation Oncology Research at ASTRO 2026 Points Toward Personalized, Targeted Cancer Therapy
At the 2026 American Society for Radiation Oncology Annual Meeting, held September 26 through 30 in Boston, physicians and scientists ...
Hidden Bacteria in Tortoise Ticks: First Molecular Trace of Spiroplasma in Central Anatolia
Deep in the steppes of Central Anatolia, a quiet microbial drama is unfolding on the backs of tortoises. Researchers at ...
Six-Rotor Disaster Drone Pairs Thermal Camera and LiDAR for Under $900
When an earthquake flattens a city block or a landslide buries a hillside road, rescue teams face the same brutal ...
Brain Tumors That Follow Radiation Therapy Come Back Sooner, Study Finds
Meningiomas are the most common primary tumors of the central nervous system, accounting for up to 40 percent of all ...
Lupus Patients With Stubborn Symptoms May Resemble ME/CFS, New Framework Suggests
Systemic lupus erythematosus has long been regarded as a disease defined by inflammation. Rheumatologists track its activity with antibodies, complement ...
Engineered Enzyme Shreds Plastic in Seawater at Room Temperature
Scientists have engineered a plastic-eating enzyme that can break down polyethylene terephthalate, the world’s most widely used polyester, directly in ...
Green Manure Timing Holds Key to Richer Rice Soils and Bigger Yields
Rice feeds more people on Earth than almost any other crop, and nowhere is that dependence more pronounced than in ...
Black Cumin Compound Derivative Shows Promise Against Diabetic Kidney Disease
Diabetic nephropathy, the gradual failure of the kidneys brought on by chronic high blood sugar, remains one of the most ...
Hidden RNA Switches That Sculpt the Human Fetal Gut Revealed in New Timeline of Autophagy
Deep inside the developing human body, an ancient cellular recycling system appears to be hard at work long before a ...
New Dual-Level Test Reveals When Fake Anatomy Looks Real but Isn’t
Synthetic anatomies are quietly becoming one of the most powerful tools in modern medicine. When surgeons rehearse a complex spinal ...
Hidden Blueprint in Aphid Proteins Shows How Evolution Can Rescue AI Structure Prediction
Aphids are among the most quietly destructive forces in agriculture, draining sap from crops and manipulating the very plants they ...
Mammographic density tops the list of breast cancer risk factors shaping Malaysia’s rising cancer burden
Breast cancer is rising quickly in Malaysia, and for the first time researchers have produced a detailed, population-specific accounting of ...
Immunotherapy, AI and an Aging Population Are Rewriting Esophageal Cancer Surgery
Esophageal cancer has long been one of the most lethal and unforgiving of the major malignancies, but the ground beneath ...