Biweekly Chemo Duo Shows Promise for Pancreatic Cancer Patients Over 75
Pancreatic cancer remains one of medicine’s most unforgiving adversaries, claiming lives at a rate that has made it the third leading cause of cancer-related death...
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Irregular Bedtimes and Short Sleep Linked to Serious Cognitive Problems in US Teens
A sweeping new analysis of nationally representative survey data suggests that two of the most common features of modern adolescent life, insufficient sleep and erratic...
Slaughterhouse Serum Could Slash Cultured Meat Costs by Over 60 Percent
Cultured meat has long promised a future in which real muscle tissue is grown in bioreactors rather than harvested from slaughtered animals, yet the industry...
AI System Turns Sketches Drawn in Mid-Air Into Clay-Style Art
Imagine a child waving a finger through the air and watching a rough, invisible doodle bloom into a polished claymation-style picture on screen. That vision...
Groundnut Stem Rot Resistance Is Inherited Through Incomplete Dominance, Study Finds
A new genetic study from India has revealed how resistance to one of groundnut’s most destructive diseases is passed from one generation to the next,...
How Simple Catheters Reshape Blood Pressure to Attack Liver Tumors
Liver cancer treatment is quietly undergoing a physics lesson. A new review published in CVIR Oncology by interventional radiologists Zachary T. Berman of the University...
Compassion Therapy Eases Burnout in Mothers of Autistic Children
Raising a child with autism spectrum disorder is one of the most demanding forms of long-term caregiving, and mothers frequently shoulder the heaviest share of...
Scandinavian Wolves Are Too Inbred to Survive, Landmark Genetic Study Warns
One of Europe’s most closely monitored large carnivore populations may be sliding toward a genetic point of no return, according to a new study published...
Cryptographers Patch a Dangerous Flaw in Anonymous Credential Signatures
A team of cryptographers in China has uncovered a serious security weakness in an anonymous credential scheme that was presented at one of the world’s...
Pumpkin Peel and Seed Waste Yield Antibacterial Compounds and Valuable Oil
Every year, the global pumpkin industry discards mountains of peels, seeds, pomace and rind—roughly a quarter to a third of the entire fruit—yet a new...
Deleting a Potassium Channel Rewires How Glioblastoma Cells Respond to FLASH-Style Radiation
Glioblastoma remains one of the most formidable opponents in clinical oncology. Classified by the World Health Organization as a grade IV astrocytoma, it is the...
Psoriasis Study Finds Key Anti-Angiogenic Protein Depleted in Lesional Skin
Psoriasis affects millions of people worldwide, yet the molecular signals that drive its scaly, inflamed plaques remain only partially understood. A new study from researchers...
Bitter Leaf Compound Shows Hormetic Power Over Brewer’s Yeast, Review Finds
A bitter African leaf that brewers have long used as a stand-in for hops may do far more than add flavor to sorghum beer. A...
Curved GFRP Sandwich Panels With Recycled PET Foam Cores Show Stronger Bending Under Lattice Reinforcement
Engineers have long sought building materials that are light, strong, and kind to the planet, and a new study suggests that curved sandwich panels made...
Salk Institute Takes Deeper-Rooted Carbon-Storing Crops From Lab to Field With $18 Million Boost
The Salk Institute for Biological Studies has received an $18 million grant from the Bezos Earth Fund to carry its climate-focused plant research out of...
