Economic Security, Health, and Religion Shape Life Satisfaction Among Older Urban Iranians
A new study in BMC Geriatrics is shining a spotlight on what drives life satisfaction among older adults—and it points to an intricate interplay of...
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UK oncology drug development analyzed over 25 years, with 2026 trial reboot
A new analysis published in British Journal of Cancer maps how oncology drug development in the UK has evolved over the past 25 years—and why...
Single-Cell Profiling of NK/T-Cell Lymphoma Uncovers Stratified Immune States
A new Nature Communications study reports a high-resolution immune atlas of natural killer/T-cell lymphoma using single-cell profiling, offering a clearer view of how tumor-linked immune...
EEG Modeling Predicts Conversion and Reveals Diverse Outcomes in Isolated REM Sleep Disorder
A new viral science update highlights how a longitudinal model built from resting-state EEG can forecast who will eventually develop Parkinson’s disease-related phenotypes among people...
KAIST AI Uncovers Its Hidden Weaknesses, Making Generative Models Safer
KAIST researchers have unveiled Stable-GFlowNet (S-GFN), a safety verification framework designed to stress-test large language models more effectively than traditional red-teaming. Red-teaming works by generating...
Framework predicts how temperature affects toxic VOC emissions from paint sludge
Automotive paint sludge—laden with volatile organic compounds (VOCs)—can release hazardous chemicals into the air during storage and disposal. A new study introduces a physics-based framework...
Oral Semaglutide Trial Suggests Fewer Heavy Drinking Days in Alcohol Use
A new clinical trial led by researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz suggests that oral semaglutide—a medication best known for treating type 2 diabetes...
Tire Microplastics Could Speed Up Antibiotic Resistance Spread in Cities
Tiny fragments generated as tires wear down may be more than an urban nuisance. A new perspective argues that tire-derived microplastics can create environmental hotspots...
Premature menopause increases risk of high blood pressure
CLEVELAND, Ohio (July 29, 2026)—A large new analysis of more than 107,000 women suggests that menopause timing is linked to later development of high blood...
Cellulose‑Enabled Hydrovoltaic Energy Generation: Molecular Design to Device Integration
As demand for sustainable, low‑carbon energy rises, researchers are questioning whether today’s dominant harvesting technologies can meet the needs of a more reliable, environmentally responsible...
AI may help repair agriculture’s broken nitrogen cycle
Artificial intelligence could reshape how farms manage nitrogen by treating the nitrogen cycle as a single, connected system that links crop growth, livestock feeding, manure...
How Organisms Balance Memory, Thought, and Sensing Costs
Tokyo, Japan—How much should an organism rely on memory when the present is good enough? New work from the Institute of Industrial Science, The University...
Hierarchical Framework Enables Cortical and Subcortical Brain Parcellation Across Species
A new hierarchical map of the brain aims to unify rodent, primate, and human anatomy—turning multi-species brain scans into a single navigable atlas. In a...
TDP-43 Boosts Allergen-Driven Inflammation and Influenza A Replication in Airways
A new study in Nature Communications reports that TDP-43, a well-known RNA-binding protein best studied in neurodegeneration, can also act as a driver of respiratory...
Cell Junction Proteins Control Stem Cells Through a New Tissue Homeostasis Mechanism
Stem cells in the Drosophila intestine continuously generate new cells, but their division must be precisely limited to preserve tissue balance. Left unchecked, overproliferation can...