Everyday Plant Compounds Could Reshape How Women Manage PCOS
Polycystic ovary syndrome, the hormonal disorder that affects an estimated 5 to 15 percent of women of childbearing age worldwide, ...
How Patients Think About Nerve Damage From Chemotherapy Shapes Their Suffering, Study Finds
For millions of cancer survivors, the most enduring legacy of chemotherapy is not the tumor it destroyed but the tingling, ...
Small Aortic Annulus Does Not Doom TAVR Outcomes, Three-Year Study Finds
For the growing population of elderly patients undergoing transcatheter aortic valve replacement, one anatomical feature has long haunted cardiologists: the ...
Coal Ash and Compost Team Up to Clean Contaminated Soils Near an Indian Power Plant
Coal-fired power plants supply a large share of India’s electricity, but they also leave behind one of the country’s most ...
Chemical Ruler Showdown: Long Spacer Beats Cleavable Design in Protein Mapping
In the world of structural biology, few decisions seem as deceptively simple as choosing a chemical cross-linker. Yet that choice ...
Four Pillars for Judging AI in an Aging World
As societies across East Asia and Europe slide into what demographers call the super-aged condition, where more than one in ...
Decades Later, One in Three Tucson Residents Exposed to Tainted Water Show Signs of Trauma
More than four decades after Tucson’s south side stopped receiving drinking water laced with industrial solvents, the psychological imprint of ...
Pet cats and dogs carry richer viral microbiomes at home than on the street
A sweeping survey of the viruses harbored by cats and dogs across Shanghai has overturned a widely held assumption about ...
Decoy States and Hyperentangled Photons Push Quantum Direct Communication Closer to Real-World Security
Quantum communication researchers have long promised a future in which confidential messages travel across optical networks without ever being reduced ...
Collagen Scaffold Helps Starved Tumours Switch Fuel and Evade Treatment
Cancer cells are notoriously adaptable, and one of the most striking examples of that adaptability has now been pinned down ...
Massive Dialysis Study Reveals Why Catheters Fail Mid-Treatment
For hundreds of thousands of people whose kidneys no longer work, haemodialysis is a lifeline that runs on a surprisingly ...
New Open-Access Journal Aims to Reshape Global Industrial Chemistry Research
A major new scientific publishing venture has officially opened its doors to the global research community with the launch of ...
High-Fat Diets and Arterial Stress Combine to Worsen Erectile Dysfunction in Rats
Erectile dysfunction has long been treated in the clinic as a problem of blood flow, but the cellular story behind ...
Attention Explained: A sweeping survey maps the engine behind modern AI
A single mathematical idea has quietly become the beating heart of nearly every transformative artificial intelligence system of the past ...
Water-Saving Irrigation and Hydrochar Reshape Carbon Storage in Paddy Soil Clumps
Beneath every flooded rice paddy lies an architecture most people never think about: a three-dimensional labyrinth of soil crumbs, ranging ...
Gene Signatures and Immune Suppression Mapped in Canine Lymphoma
Dogs with the most common and aggressive form of lymphoma may soon benefit from a clearer molecular map of their ...
Atomically Stacked MoS2 Bilayers Regain the Direct Band Gap Monolayers Own
For more than a decade, one of the most celebrated properties of molybdenum disulfide has also been one of its ...
Ionic Liquids Get a Thermodynamic Upgrade for Capturing CO2 and Toxic Gas
Ionic liquids have long been heralded as the futuristic solvents of the carbon-capture world: salts that flow like liquids at ...
Waste Wool and Graphene Oxide Combine to Supercharge an Extremophile Enzyme
Every year, the textile industry discards millions of tons of wool waste, a protein-rich material that most often ends up ...
Chitosan and Humic Acid Nanocoatings Strip Herbicides from Water at Low Pressure
Herbicide residues in drinking water have become one of the most stubborn contamination problems of modern agriculture, and a new ...