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Mass General Brigham Develops New Blood Test with Enhanced Sensitivity for Detecting HPV-Linked Head and Neck Cancers
A groundbreaking advancement in cancer diagnostics has emerged from Mass General Brigham researchers who have developed a liquid biopsy blood...
Tracking Plasmodium falciparum After Mekong Treatment Changes
In a groundbreaking new study published in Nature Communications, an international team of researchers has shed unprecedented light on the...
2025 Andreas Grüntzig Ethica Award Presented to Lars Wallentin and Stefan James in Recognition of Swedish Cardiovascular Registry Experts
In a landmark moment for cardiovascular medicine, the prestigious Andreas Grüntzig Ethica Award will be presented on 22 May 2025...
Can Gut Microbes Shield Patients from Chemotherapy Side Effects?
Chemotherapy remains a cornerstone in the treatment of various cancers, particularly colorectal cancer, but it often comes with a heavy...
How Language Shapes the Brain’s Storage of Sensory Experiences
Our perception of familiar objects is an intricate interplay between the brain’s visual and language systems, a relationship that recent...
NIH Scientists Create Biomarker Score to Predict Intake of Ultra-Processed Foods
For the first time, researchers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) have successfully identified distinct patterns of metabolites present...
Research Finds Genetic Mutation in Certain Ashkenazi Jewish Men Associated with Elevated Prostate Cancer Risk
In a groundbreaking study recently published in European Urology Focus, researchers led by Johns Hopkins Medicine have identified a novel...
Rice Researchers Develop Tailored Treatments for Movement Disorders
Researchers at Rice University have unveiled a groundbreaking software solution named the Neuromusculoskeletal Modeling (NMSM) Pipeline that addresses critical challenges...
How Membranes Might Have Sparked Life’s Chemistry on Early Earth
How Membranes May Have Directed the Chemistry of Life’s Origin on Earth One of the most profound mysteries in science...
HIV Changes Immune Response in Breast Cancer Women
In a groundbreaking study that bridges oncology and infectious disease research, scientists have uncovered how HIV infection profoundly reshapes the...
Discovery and Biosynthesis of Acylsulfenic Acid Natural Product
In the complex and intricate world of natural products, the discovery of novel functional groups often heralds transformative insights into...
Study Reveals AI Traffic Enforcement Reduces Crashes Without Transferring Risk
New advancements in urban traffic management are paving the way for revolutionary changes in road safety, with a recent study...
Blood and Urine Molecules Reveal Your Ultra-Processed Food Intake, Study Finds
In a groundbreaking advancement poised to reshape nutritional epidemiology, researchers have identified specific molecular signatures in blood and urine that...
Post-Intensive Care Syndrome Associated with Lasting Cognitive and Physical Impairments
Post-Intensive Care Syndrome: Unraveling the Long-Term Cognitive and Functional Impairments Affecting ICU Survivors The aftermath of a critical illness often...
Dr. Miriam Merad Honored with French Knighthood for Groundbreaking Contributions to Science and Medicine
Miriam Merad Receives France’s Prestigious Legion of Honor for Pioneering Immunology and Cancer Research New York, NY — In a...
SwRI Sets New Records in Pressure and Temperature for sCO2 Materials Testing
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has set a groundbreaking standard in material testing by achieving unprecedented temperature and pressure conditions for...
ICU Delirium Assessments Often Misclassify Spanish-Speaking Patients
Delirium, an acute and often fluctuating disturbance in attention and awareness, is a prevalent and serious condition encountered in intensive...
Christopher Kane Named President of the American Board of Urology
Christopher Kane, MD, a distinguished figure in urology and the current CEO of the UC San Diego Health Physician Group,...
Purdue Center Launches First Comprehensive Open-Access Database of All Clinically Tested Drugs
Purdue University’s College of Pharmacy has recently become the new home of the Center for Research Innovation in Biotechnology (CRIB)...
Terrence Sejnowski Elected to Both the Royal Society and the American Philosophical Society
In an extraordinary acknowledgment of groundbreaking contributions to computational neuroscience, Terrence Sejnowski, a distinguished professor at the Salk Institute for...
