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One of the most disabling and poorly understood consequences of spinal cord injury may finally have a molecular explanation. Researchers report that adrenomedullin, a small...

Antibiotics remain among the most frequently prescribed medications for children worldwide, and nowhere is the prescribing pressure more intense than in the emergency departments and...

Scientists at Aarhus University, working with collaborators in the United States, Finland and Denmark, have developed microscopic particles that can make a blind retina respond...

City traffic grids are among the most stubborn optimization problems in modern engineering. Every intersection acts as its own decision-maker, yet the performance that matters...

Fish-derived collagen peptides have become one of the fastest-growing ingredients in the global functional food and beauty-from-within market, appearing in everything from ready-to-drink shots to...

More than 18 million people in the United States are living with a history of cancer, and that number is climbing as the population ages...

A simple blood measurement already familiar to cardiologists may be quietly signaling how badly diabetes is damaging the kidneys, according to new research from Vietnam....

A high-profile study that claimed to demonstrate a versatile nanomaterial capable of splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen while simultaneously detoxifying contaminated water has been...

Skin does not age quietly. Beneath its surface, a slow accumulation of damaged, dysfunctional cells reshapes everything from collagen networks to immune responses, and a...

Post-quantum cryptography is designed to withstand attacks from future quantum computers, but even algorithms that are mathematically unbreakable on paper can crumble in the physical...

The deep purple blooms of Dendrobium nobile, one of the most prized ornamental orchids in traditional Chinese horticulture, owe their striking color to a surprisingly...

A rare and diagnostically challenging hypersensitivity reaction has been reported in a patient with acute myeloid leukemia who was receiving CPX-351, a liposomal formulation of...

The Journal of Pharmaceutical Investigation, a peer-reviewed publication covering research on drug development, formulation, and pharmaceutical technology, has been abstracted and indexed in Science Citation...

A young Australian dog with a rapidly swelling abdomen has become only the seventh documented case in the world of proliferative sparganosis in a canine,...

In the low-lying wetlands of Bayelsa State, where the Niger Delta meets the Atlantic Ocean through a lattice of rivers, creeks, and swamps, flooding is...