A new review in Nature Reviews Bioengineering presents cellular assemblies as a potential new class of “living therapeutics” — biological...
A rare form of lung cancer is prompting surgeons to rethink one of the most consequential decisions in thoracic oncology:...
A rare and potentially fatal complication of long-term mechanical circulatory support has been successfully treated without open surgery, according to...
Acute respiratory distress syndrome, or ARDS, can transform a respiratory infection, trauma, or systemic illness into a rapidly evolving medical...
A new investigation into paraquat-induced neurotoxicity in male Wistar rats is drawing attention to a question with major implications for...
A new study is challenging one of mountain biking’s most persistent explanations for uncomfortable pedal feedback: the idea that pedal...
A new serum-profiling study is bringing molecular evidence to one of the most difficult diagnostic questions in connective-tissue medicine: how...
Water treatment is entering an era in which removing pollutants is no longer enough. The next generation of purification technologies...
Blindness and moderate-to-severe visual impairment affect an estimated 340 million people worldwide, transforming an ordinary walk through a neighborhood into...
A familiar cell-cycle protein may be helping aging cells broadcast inflammatory signals throughout the body, according to a new study...
Acute myeloid leukemia, or AML, is often described as a single disease, but that label conceals a sprawling collection of...
A heart transplant can restore circulation, reverse advanced heart failure and give patients years of life, but the new organ...
A new study has revealed that the epigenetic regulator PRC2 performs different, stage-specific jobs during the earliest phases of mammalian...
Tropical forests may be able to return naturally across millions of square kilometres of degraded land, offering a powerful but...
Alzheimer’s disease has long been described through the lens of neurons: the loss of synapses, the accumulation of amyloid-β plaques,...
A new multinational study has found that sustained extreme heat is associated with a measurable rise in hospitalizations for mental...
Regulatory T cells, commonly known as Treg cells, are the immune system’s essential peacekeepers. They suppress excessive immune reactions, limit...
A new study reports a way to control the spin and motion of topological defects in a polariton condensate by...
Spatial biology has promised a more complete view of how cells behave inside tissues, but that promise has often come...
Living systems can perform astonishingly coordinated tasks without a central controller. A flock of birds can turn as one, a...
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