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In the dim world beneath forest floors, one of nature’s most remarkable hitchhiking arrangements has just come into sharper focus. A team of Polish researchers...

Medical invalidation—the experience of having one’s symptoms dismissed, minimized, or disbelieved by healthcare providers—has become a prominent topic in public discourse, amplified by patient advocacy...

Researchers in China have unveiled a new class of attack that exposes a surprising soft spot in quantum artificial intelligence, and their results suggest that...

Cryptocurrencies are famous for their volatility, and that volatility has long been both a lure and a nightmare for anyone trying to predict where prices...

A new study published in Scientific Reports has found that when depressive symptoms occur alongside other major adolescent risk exposures—forced sexual intercourse, bullying, or substance...

In a discovery that could reshape how scientists understand and potentially treat one of the world’s fastest-growing liver diseases, researchers in China have identified a...

A team of researchers in Spain has identified a previously underappreciated route by which one of medicine’s last-resort antibiotics can fail inside the human body,...

Researchers at Near East University in Cyprus have documented, for the first time, the presence of carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae strains carrying hypervirulence-associated traits in the...

A team of Russian researchers has produced one of the most detailed maps to date of how human genetic variation controls the behavior of immune...

In a discovery that could reshape how scientists approach crop resilience, researchers at Shaanxi Normal University in Xi’an, China, have identified and experimentally characterized a...

Rice, the staple crop that feeds more than half of humanity, has a persistent and well-documented problem: it accumulates arsenic from flooded paddy soils with...

In a finding that could reshape how researchers think about pairing targeted cancer drugs with immunotherapy, a team based at Taipei Veterans General Hospital and...

When cancer spreads to bone from a neuroendocrine tumor, patients face a double burden: the tumor itself keeps growing, and the skeletal lesions it seeds...

In a significant advance for understanding a rare and devastating muscle disease, researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, working with collaborators...

A new comprehensive review published in Environmental Chemistry Letters surveys more than three decades of X-ray fluorescence research in animal and human biological samples, charting...