Mouth and gut microbes may help detect gastrointestinal cancers
A simple mouth rinse may carry molecular clues about cancers hidden deep in the digestive system. In a study published in Cell Host & Microbe...
A simple mouth rinse may carry molecular clues about cancers hidden deep in the digestive system. In a study published in Cell Host & Microbe...
A Randomized Thyroid Surgery Trial Takes Aim at the Patient Choice That Could Shape Future Cancer Care For patients diagnosed with thyroid cancer, one of...
Prostate cancer may be exploiting a surprising source of fuel to resist hormone therapy: the breakdown of dietary amino acids. In a preclinical study published...
Scientists have kept human brain organoids alive and developing for more than five years, creating the longest-running laboratory model yet of the human brain’s early...
Natural gas has long been promoted as a cleaner alternative to coal and oil, particularly in China’s rapidly expanding cities. Its combustion produces less particulate...
A human, an octopus, and a coral may appear to belong to entirely different worlds, yet their chromosomes preserve traces of a shared genomic past....
A new infrared imaging system combines hyperspectral sensing, polarization analysis and deep learning in a single meta-sensor, promising a faster and more information-rich way to...
High-temperature wave-transparent composites could help hypersonic vehicles maintain communication while flying through extreme aerodynamic heating, according to a new study from researchers at Sun Yat-sen...
ROCHESTER, Minn. — Pancreatic cysts are common, frequently discovered by chance during imaging performed for unrelated medical concerns, and usually do not become cancerous. Yet...
Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology (KICT) researchers have introduced a new cubic equation of state that could reshape how engineers predict the...
DALLAS, Aug. 20, 2026 — A study of young adults in the United States has found that nearly eight in 10 participants already had some...
BOSTON, Mass., Aug. 20, 2026 — Longevity science is moving rapidly from the laboratory into drug-development pipelines, clinical trials and investment portfolios, and the next...
For years, researchers have pursued a tantalizing goal in battery science: making oxygen atoms inside a cathode participate in storing electricity without causing the material...
A new study is challenging one of the most persistent assumptions in urban research: that the greatest living-condition problems are concentrated in the world’s largest...
Skeletal muscle may be best known for producing movement, but its influence extends far beyond the ability to walk, lift or run. It is a...
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