Commentary examines AI links between lung nodule CT features and cancer-driving genes
Artificial intelligence is being promoted as a powerful bridge between medical images and the hidden genetics of cancer. But a new critique of a major...
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Study links pan-immune-inflammation value to metabolic syndrome among US adults, NHANES 2013–2020
A Blood Test That Tracks Inflammation May Also Signal Metabolic Syndrome, U.S. Study Finds A routine blood count could contain a surprisingly broad warning signal...
Preconception Chinese Herbs Affect Male Descendants Across Generations in PCOS Mice
A Chinese Herbal Formula May Echo Across Generations in Mice With PCOS A patented Chinese herbal medicine given before conception appeared to ease reproductive, metabolic...
Practical Heart Failure Guidance for Clinicians Treating Patients with Diabetes
Heart failure is emerging as one of the most overlooked cardiovascular threats facing people with type 2 diabetes, according to a new expert commentary that...
Disease Management Boosts Mango Yields Amid Bacterial Black Spot in Southern Ghana
A Three-Part Disease-Fighting Strategy Could Dramatically Increase Ghana’s Mango Yields A new study from southern Ghana suggests that mango farmers can more than double productivity...
Genomic Epidemiology Reveals Population Structure and Lineage-Associated Variation in KPC-Producing Pseudomonas aeruginosa
A Global Genetic Map Reveals How a Powerful Drug-Resistant Hospital Pathogen Is Evolving A large international genomic study has mapped the hidden population structure of...
Scientists Characterize Maize Inbred Lines Using Agronomic Traits and SSR Molecular Markers
Maize breeders in Nepal have identified a set of genetically distinct inbred lines that could help produce higher-yielding hybrid varieties, according to a study combining...
Scientists Discover Potent Biphenyl-Macolacin Derivatives Through Iterative Scanning and Chemical Ligation
A New Molecular Strategy Produces Biphenyl-Macolacin Antibiotic Candidates Active Against Resistant Bacteria The search for antibiotics that can outmaneuver drug-resistant bacteria has yielded a new...
Clinical Champion Training Boosts Nurses’ Geriatric Knowledge, Attitudes, and Competence
As populations age, hospitals are confronting a rapidly expanding clinical challenge: caring for patients whose medical needs are often complicated by frailty, multiple chronic conditions,...
Serotype 3 Poses Persistent Challenges in Pneumococcal Early-Onset Sepsis, Spanning 25 Years
A Rare Pneumococcal Infection Can Turn Catastrophic in Newborns Even When Antibiotics Still Work A rare form of newborn sepsis caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae can...
Beyond Age: Frailty Shapes Decisions and Recovery in Very Old ICU Patients
For decades, chronological age has quietly shaped some of the most consequential decisions in intensive-care medicine: who should be admitted to an intensive care unit,...
Financial Strain Drives Cost-Related Medication Nonadherence Among Adults With Type 1 Diabetes
A Hidden Price of Survival: One in Three Adults With Type 1 Diabetes Report Skipping Care Because of Cost For people with type 1 diabetes,...
Severe Right Heart Failure After HeartMate 3 Implantation in a Small Child
A Heart Pump Fit Inside a Child’s Chest—But Her Right Ventricle Could Not Keep Up A device designed to rescue failing hearts in adults has...
Toward Shared Decision-Making for Kidney Xenotransplantation
Pig Kidneys Are Moving Toward the Clinic. The Hardest Transplant Decision May Be Ethical For decades, kidney xenotransplantation has been presented as a possible escape...
Rebalanced mitochondria restore succinate dehydrogenase activity, reduce succinate release in liver cancer
A metabolic feedback loop inside liver cancer cells may help tumors grow and spread—and researchers say disrupting it could weaken the disease. In a study...