Viral Science News A new single-center study highlights how a tightly standardized referral workflow can boost early intervention enrollment for opioid-exposed infants—an effort with potential...
A new analysis of emergency department care in Taiwan is putting a spotlight on how frail, elderly patients actually differ from one another in the...
A new analysis of a landmark U.S. nutrition trial is adding nuance to a long-running question in cancer prevention: can what you eat—and how it’s...
Large AI systems are getting better at reasoning and problem-solving, but their energy cost is a serious bottleneck. Training and running today’s models—especially big neural...
Glioblastoma (GBM) is an aggressive brain cancer that frequently returns after treatment, largely due to acquired resistance to standard chemotherapy such as temozolomide (TMZ). In...
Optica has announced the winners of its 2026 Optica i4 Prize, spotlighting leadership that accelerates progress across the optics and photonics ecosystem. The Individual Achievement...
While Europe has steadily improved hepatitis B and C prevention, new analyses from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) warn that the...
Leuven, Belgium — 28 July 2026 — Researchers from VIB and KU Leuven, working with international collaborators, report that disabling autophagy in a specific class...
A new European study reports how molecular profiling is reshaping access to therapies for rare cancers—conditions where the number of patients is small, the evidence...
A new Pediatrics Research commentary asks a deceptively simple question: how accurate does “accurate enough” really need to be for point-of-care glucose testing in newborns?...
A team investigating preterm birth has turned to a simple, controllable delivery-room variable: how long clinicians delay clamping the umbilical cord. In a retrospective, single-center...
Wearable medical monitors are built to track the body in real time, but everyday motion can be unforgiving. Bending, stretching, running, or even simple posture...
A new observational analysis draws on blood samples from the ESTHER study to test whether common blood-based biomarkers can forecast Alzheimer’s dementia years before any...
A team of researchers at The University of Texas at Austin has created a new 3D-printable material that behaves like living tissue’s built-in sorting system....
A surge in big-data and quantum-device development is pushing materials toward the atomic scale, where conventional magnetism often fails. One key limitation is the superparamagnetic...
