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In a finding that could reshape one of aquaculture’s most controversial practices, researchers in Uganda and South Africa have shown...

In the forested mountains of southern Italy, the gray wolf has staged one of Europe’s most remarkable recoveries, and a...

When COVID-19 overwhelmed hospitals across the world, the fiercest public debates centered on who should get the last intensive care...

In a development that could reshape how lightweight structural materials are manufactured, researchers have demonstrated that banana peel waste—an abundant...

Vietnamese migrant parents raising autistic children in Australia experience the lowest subjective wellbeing of any parent group studied, according to...

Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, a relentless and invariably fatal scarring of the lungs, has long guarded one of its most puzzling...

Osteoporosis has long been framed as a disease of older women, but a new systematic review of randomized controlled trials...

Medical students staring at flat CT scans may soon have a much better way to learn what kidney tumors actually...

In a finding that could reshape how dermatologists and psychiatrists think about one of medicine’s most burdensome skin diseases, researchers...

Mental health services in Denmark are testing whether a simple but demanding promise—no patient with co-occurring mental illness and substance...

The dream of a quiet supersonic airliner has long been haunted by an old idea with a century-old pedigree: the...

Underwater robots are learning to understand one of humanity’s oldest and most instinctive gestures: pointing. In a study published in...

In a region where the family has long been the primary safety net for the elderly, a new study from...

The machines that scientists use to probe the minds of animals were almost never built for animals at all. Touchscreens,...

In a discovery that rewrites part of the molecular playbook governing how blood vessels build and refine themselves, researchers in...

A 13-year-old girl whose only visible illness was confined to her brain—a mysterious neurological deterioration with none of the fevers,...

Triple-negative breast cancer, the most aggressive and hardest-to-treat form of breast cancer, may have a newly exposed weak point. A...

Skeletal muscle from older adults who train consistently appears to age more slowly at the molecular level, and a new...

A new study published in Nature Cancer describes the development of an Fc-optimized antibody targeting glucocorticoid-induced tumor necrosis factor receptor–related...

When a heart attack strikes, the body responds within minutes with one of the most dramatic cellular mobilizations in human...