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Hormone Receptor Testing Rarely Guided Endocrine Therapy for Breast DCIS in New Zealand
A nationwide analysis of more than 5,800 women diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) has revealed striking gaps in...
Semaglutide Shows Promise for Weight Loss and Cooling Inflammation in Adults Without Diabetes
The GLP-1 receptor agonist semaglutide has already reshaped the conversation around obesity medicine, and a new systematic review and meta-analysis...
Fish Enzymes That Detoxify Pollutants May Also Turn Toxins Against Them
A sweeping new review of cytochrome P450 enzymes in fish is reshaping how scientists understand the invisible chemical battleground inside...
AI Learns to Stage Kidney Disease by Reconciling Conflicting Medical Labels
Chronic kidney disease is one of the world’s most burdensome chronic conditions, a slow and often silent deterioration of renal...
Scientists Pinpoint Wheat Genes That Fight Devastating Spot Blotch Disease
A sweeping genetic investigation of more than 1,200 elite bread wheat lines has delivered one of the clearest pictures yet...
Chemotherapy Before Surgery Spares Most Patients Radiation for HPV-Linked Throat Cancer
A multicentre Phase II trial conducted in Japan has found that a three-drug chemotherapy regimen given before surgery allowed the...
Proteomic Aging Clocks Enter the Clinic in Landmark Phase 2a Geroprotection Trial
For decades, the central obstacle to testing therapies that slow human aging has been painfully simple: aging takes decades to...
Caged Nickel Catalyst Turns Greenhouse Gases Into Syngas and Refuses to Quit
Two of the most troublesome greenhouse gases, methane and carbon dioxide, can be forced to react with one another in...
Tiny RNA Molecule Pushes Schistosome Parasites Toward Self-Destruction
A single microRNA molecule may help determine whether the parasitic blood fluke Schistosoma japonicum thrives inside its host or succumbs...
Harley the Robot Brings Multilingual AI Home Automation for Under 10,000 Rupees
A voice-controlled home robot that can navigate a house, switch appliances on and off, and hold a natural conversation in...
Castration Reshapes Meat Quality and Muscle Metabolites in Black Tibetan Sheep
High on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, where flocks of Black Tibetan sheep graze at altitudes of roughly 3,000 meters in China’s...
Hormone Pills and Pancreatic Cancer: Massive Analysis Finds Mostly No Link
Pancreatic cancer remains one of the most feared diagnoses in medicine, a disease so aggressive that it is often discovered...
Springer Nature Names 2026 Editors of Distinction in Annual Awards
Springer Nature has opened the 2026 cycle of its Editor of Distinction Awards, an annual program through which the publisher...
New Open-Access Journal Advanced Materials Joining Aims to Shape the Future of How We Bond Materials
The history of human industry is, in many ways, a history of how we connect materials. From the earliest metallurgical...
Chia Seeds Show Potent Enzyme-Blocking Power That Depends on Where They Grow
Chia seeds have spent the past decade basking in superfood stardom, praised for their omega-3 fats, fiber, and complete protein....
Nanomedicines Offer New Routes Past the Brain’s Defenses Against Drug-Resistant Tumours
Central nervous system tumours remain among the most lethal forms of cancer, and a comprehensive new review published in Molecular...
Deep Learning Cuts Brain MRI Scans to Under 100 Seconds in Feasibility Trial
Magnetic resonance imaging has long been the gold standard for peering into the human brain, but it has always demanded...
Tiny Metal Cages Could Transform Food Industry Enzymes Into Reusable Powerhouses
Enzymes are the quiet workhorses of the modern food industry, quietly cleaving sugars, clarifying juices, and softening doughs in plants...
Deepfakes Grow Hyper-Realistic as Survey Maps the Fake-Detection Arms Race
A sweeping new survey published in Multimedia Tools and Applications maps the full arc of the deepfake era, from the...
Microbes May Hold the Key to Farming That Survives Climate Change
As global temperatures climb and weather patterns grow increasingly erratic, scientists are turning their attention to some of the smallest...