Colorectal cancer treatment may be influenced by an unexpected partner—or adversary—living inside the intestine. A review published in the Journal...
A Hidden Hepatitis B Problem May Depend on Combinations of Mutations, Not Just Single Genetic Changes A new review is...
A hidden layer of genetic regulation in prostate cancer may offer researchers a new way to weaken aggressive tumors without...
In the shallow pools, puddles and water-filled depressions where malaria mosquitoes begin life, the most important clue may be invisible....
Norovirus Testing Enters a New Era as Rapid Molecular Tools Challenge the PCR Gold Standard Norovirus diagnostics are undergoing a...
A molecule released by gut bacteria could help determine whether cancer patients respond to one of modern oncology’s most powerful...
A microscopic green alga has demonstrated a powerful strategy for turning uneven light into remarkably consistent growth, a finding that...
A gene linked to the breakdown of blood pigments may help explain why beef from cattle kept in restrictive housing...
A mutation in mitochondrial DNA can disrupt the intestine’s frontline defenses long before the effects of aging become visible, according...
A New Sensor System Tracks Carbon Emissions From Bamboo Stems and Soil in Real Time Bamboo may look like a...
A Pinch of Salt Makes Sunflower Microgreens More Nutritious—Up to a Point A small dose of salt appears to push...
Gastric cancer is increasingly being understood not as a disease driven by malignant cells alone, but as an evolving ecosystem...
A study of children and adolescents in Yazd, Iran, has found no clear relationship between fluoride exposure from drinking water...
A debate over how best to monitor the immune-blocking drug ravulizumab is raising an important warning for clinicians: routine laboratory...
Medicines are designed to heal, but after they pass through the human body they can continue their journey into rivers,...
A “Silent” Pleural Hematoma Expanded for Eight Years Before Triggering Fatal Hemoptysis A rare blood collection in the chest slowly...
Scientific academies are being urged to turn prestige into public service, as a new perspective argues that election to an...
A $650 Open-Source Scanner Could Bring Real-Time, Radiation-Free Imaging to Space and Remote Clinics A shoebox-sized medical imaging system built...
A new lightweight concrete made from coal ash, discarded polystyrene packaging and seawater has achieved the unusual combination of structural...
A waste product from the mangosteen fruit could help turn graphene oxide into a more effective carbon-capture material, according to...
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