miR-23/24/27 Cluster Targets GSK3β in Breast Cancer
A groundbreaking investigation into the molecular intricacies of breast cancer has unveiled pivotal roles for a cluster of microRNAs—miR-23a, miR-27a, and miR-24–2—in regulating pathways central...
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Image-Guided Radiotherapy Shows Promise for Liver Cancer
In a groundbreaking retrospective multicenter study published in BMC Cancer, researchers have unveiled compelling evidence supporting the use of image-guided hypofractionated radiotherapy (IGRT) as a...
Scientists Differentiate Healthy and Cancerous Cells by Their Movement Patterns
In a groundbreaking development from Tokyo Metropolitan University, researchers have unveiled a novel approach for distinguishing cancerous cells from healthy ones by meticulously tracking their...
How Our Thoughts Shape Visual Perception: The Science Behind What We See
The human brain has long been seen as a complex organ that operates in a way that allows us to process visual information, categorize objects,...
How VR and AR Technologies Are Transforming Everyday Stress Management
In the rapidly evolving landscape of mental health technology, researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are pioneering new ways to harness virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR)...
Insilico Medicine to Reveal Quarterly Updates on Gen-AI Platform at Pharma.AI Day 2025 – Register Now!
Insilico Medicine Gears Up for Pharma.AI Day 2025, Unveiling Cutting-Edge Advances in AI-Driven Drug Discovery Insilico Medicine, a trailblazer in the integration of generative artificial...
Disrupting Our Cells’ Machinery: A Promising Strategy to Combat Cancer, Fatty Liver Disease, and Hair Loss
Half a century after its initial discovery, scientists have unraveled the intricate workings of the mitochondrial pyruvate carrier—an essential molecular apparatus nestled within the powerhouse...
Scientists Discover Crucial Enzyme Target to Combat Aggressive Brain Cancers
In a groundbreaking advance in the fight against one of the deadliest brain cancers, glioblastoma, researchers at The Ohio State University have identified a novel...
Ecological Society of America Unveils Latest March Research Highlights
In a groundbreaking synthesis of recent ecological research, the Ecological Society of America (ESA) has unveiled five pioneering studies that illuminate the intricate relationships between...
New Study Reveals Critical Gaps in Firearm Suicide Prevention for Women
A recent comprehensive study has revealed a troubling and under-recognized aspect of firearm-related suicides among women in the United States. Nearly 40% of women who...
Revolutionizing Material Design: How Genetic Engineering Enhances Uranium Extraction from Seawater
Researchers at Hainan University have made groundbreaking strides in the field of biochemistry by engineering a novel protein called LSUBP that enhances uranium extraction from...
Pinworm Medication Shows Promise as a Treatment for Aggressive Skin Cancer
A common antiparasitic drug, long used for treating pinworm infections, may hold the key to halting and even reversing the progression of Merkel cell carcinoma...
Lehigh University Water Scientist Arup K. SenGupta Receives Prestigious ASCE Freese Award and Delivers Lecture
image: Arup K. SenGupta, senior research scientist and professor emeritus of civil and environmental engineering in Lehigh University’s P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied...
Individuals with Medical Debt Are Five Times More Likely to Miss Out on Mental Health Treatment
In recent years, the complex relationship between medical debt and access to mental health care has garnered increasing attention from public health researchers. A groundbreaking...
Research Highlight: Basal Cell Carcinoma’s Low Immunogenicity Linked to Antigen Presentation Suppression from Its Cellular Origin
Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) sits at a fascinating crossroads in cancer biology: despite being the most mutated human cancer, it paradoxically exhibits remarkably low immunogenicity,...
