Commentary examines delayed cord clamping and immediate kangaroo care in preterm infants
A short correspondence published in the Journal of Perinatology has reignited debate over how the first minutes of life should ...
Heart assembloids offer new insights into heart valve disorders
A postage-stamp-sized platform may be offering scientists one of the most realistic new ways to study human heart valve disease. ...
Tiny bacterial vesicles may enable more precise cancer treatments
Bacteria may soon do more than cause infection: they could help doctors detect, target and treat cancer. A new review ...
Contactless technique exposes contrasting light responses in mirror-image materials
A new contactless technique is giving scientists an unusually direct look at how mirror-image materials respond to light—and the results ...
Abdominal Fat May Predict Heart Disease Risk Better Than BMI
WASHINGTON—A person’s waistline may reveal cardiovascular danger that body mass index (BMI) misses, according to a large study published in ...
Lignin’s Rise from Pulp Waste to Sustainable Agricultural Input
Agriculture is under pressure to produce more food while using fewer fossil-derived fertilizers, pesticides, and plastics. A new review in ...
Breakthrough Advances Heart Valve Disease Treatment
Melbourne researchers have grown human heart valve-like tissues from pluripotent stem cells, creating what they describe as a world-first laboratory ...
Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia Linked to Invasive Ventilation and Greater Respiratory Support
Bronchopulmonary dysplasia, or BPD, remains one of the most persistent complications facing extremely premature infants, and a new study is ...
Blood transcriptomics reveals U1-snRNP repression and miRNA–mRNA hubs before Parkinson’s disease
Parkinson’s disease may begin changing the body’s molecular machinery long before tremor, stiffness, or slowed movement become visible. A study ...
Unconventional T Cells Offer New Hope Against Urological Cancers
Urological cancers may be hiding an underused layer of immune surveillance, according to a new review that places unconventional T ...
Researchers: Optimized operations are crucial for electric buses in cold climates
Cold-Climate Cities Could Cut Electric Bus Costs by Charging More Slowly Electric buses are often presented as a straightforward route ...
Scientists identify a delivery pathway for antisense therapies
Antisense oligonucleotides, or ASOs, are emerging as precision tools for suppressing disease-causing proteins, but their effectiveness depends on a difficult ...
Researchers Align Green-Light Optical Components on Laboratory Optics Table
Researchers in India have demonstrated a full-color near-eye display that could help make augmented-reality glasses thinner, brighter and more energy ...
Digital program improves consistent symptom monitoring for outpatient psychiatric patients
Psychiatric care may be entering a more measurable era. A new study led by researchers at Carilion Clinic suggests that ...
Cholesterol sensor helps immune cells maintain balance
Every day, billions of cells in the human body reach the end of their life and are quietly removed by ...
Population history, not age, drives ancient trees’ evolutionary importance in endangered conifer
Ancient trees are often treated as living time capsules, celebrated for surviving centuries of drought, storms, disease and human disturbance. ...
Refeeding Syndrome Impacts Postnatal Growth in Extremely Low-Birth-Weight Infants
A fragile transition begins the moment an extremely low birth weight infant leaves the womb. After months of receiving a ...
Sex and genotype shape circulating NMDAR-related amino acid disruptions in Parkinson’s disease
Parkinson’s disease is often described as a disorder of movement, but a new study suggests that the illness may also ...
Chinese Neurosurgical Journal study shows LVIS stent alters blood flow in aneurysms
Intracranial aneurysms are among the most dangerous abnormalities of the cerebral circulation. These weakened sections of an artery expand outward ...
NRG Oncology Adds Leaders to Clinical Research, Mentorship, and Translational Science Committees
NRG Oncology has announced a broad reshaping of its scientific and operational leadership, appointing five experienced cancer researchers and clinical ...