Experts outline management framework for age-related appetite loss after qualitative interviews
Older Adults’ Appetite Loss Is Often Missed in Hospitals, Study Finds—And the Solution May Be as Social as It Is Medical A common but easily...
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Major Review Examines Mixed Reality Use During Human Surgery Across Medical Specialties
A surgeon wearing a mixed-reality headset may soon be able to see a patient’s hidden anatomy floating directly over the operating field—tumors, blood vessels, bones...
Study examines perceived stigma’s impact on buprenorphine uptake among syringe service participants
A study of people who use syringe service programs in New York City has produced an unexpected finding about one of the most persistent obstacles...
TikTok Rosacea Videos Vary Widely in Educational Quality, Study Finds
TikTok’s Rosacea Advice Is Reaching Millions—But Its Medical Quality Remains Under Scrutiny Rosacea has become a highly visible subject on TikTok, where short videos promise...
Revisional Roux-en-Y bypass after sleeve gastrectomy affects bone health in postmenopausal women
A second weight-loss operation may carry an overlooked cost for the skeleton, according to a new study of postmenopausal women. Researchers in France found that...
Graph-Based Encoding of Curve Driving Through Spatial Keypoints
A new data-driven approach could help automated cars take rural curves in ways that feel more natural to human passengers. Researchers in Germany have converted...
Leading-Edge Propeller Blade Tubercles Control Flow Separation and Boost Performance
A Humpback Whale–Inspired Propeller Design Could Make Drones Quieter and More Efficient A small change to the leading edge of a propeller blade could help...
Generative Occupancy Maps Enable Robust Robotic Exploration and Mapping
A robot dog has learned to imagine parts of the world it cannot see—and that ability could help autonomous machines navigate the cluttered, confusing environments...
Study Examines Emergency Department Revisits Among Older Turkish Patients
A large retrospective study of older adults in Turkey has identified a striking set of factors associated with returning to the emergency department within 30...
Gambusia Generalists and Specialists Show Cognitive Flexibility Across Diverse Habitats
A Tiny Texas Fish Reveals How Generalists Outthink Specialists in Unpredictable Habitats When the environment changes without warning, survival may depend not only on an...
Calcineurin-NFAT-DSCR1.4 Emerges as Drug Target in Gαq-R183Q-Driven Capillary Malformations
A Druggable Cellular Circuit Could Explain Port-Wine Stains—and Point to New Treatments A molecular pathway long associated with immune suppression has emerged as a potential...
Study evaluates elastography, ultrasound, and blood biomarkers for diagnosing and predicting SOS
A non-invasive combination of liver stiffness measurements and blood tests could substantially improve the early detection of sinusoidal obstruction syndrome, a dangerous complication of allogeneic...
ESR1 Mutations and CDK4/6 Choices Shape Clones and States in Drug Resistance
A new study has revealed that resistance to a major class of breast-cancer drugs is not a single, predictable event but an evolutionary tug-of-war shaped...
Deep Molecular Profiling Reveals New Insights Into Lung Neuroendocrine Tumors and Supracarcinoids
A Hidden Fourth Type of Lung Tumour May Explain Why Some “Low-Grade” Cancers Turn Aggressive A large international study has uncovered a previously underappreciated form...
Reshaping Prevention Strategies for Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer
Colorectal cancer is increasingly appearing in people who are too young to have been considered part of the disease’s traditional risk group. A new roadmap...