A Molecular “Brake” May Help Ovarian Cancer Cells Resist Their Own Most Dangerous Behaviors Ovarian cancer cells may be controlled by a previously underappreciated molecular...
Artificial Intelligence Flags Students at Risk of Dropping Out—and Triggers Personalized Support A new artificial-intelligence system designed to identify students at risk of leaving school...
A New Route from Farm Waste to Gut-Friendly Prebiotics Rice straw, sugarcane bagasse and pineapple peels are usually treated as bulky agricultural leftovers, burned, composted...
A Pharmacist’s Daily Review May Have Cut Medication Problems and Hospitalizations in Older Adults For older adults living with several chronic diseases, taking medicine is...
A Citrus Compound Protected Mice From Aluminium-Linked Brain Damage in a 28-Day Study A compound found in citrus fruits has shown a striking ability to...
A new analysis of brain scans from hundreds of people has found that mild cognitive impairment (MCI), often considered an early stage on the path...
Male and Female Mice Enter Social Encounters with Different Brain States The brain may begin preparing for a social encounter differently in males and females,...
A Global Study Warns That Climate Change Could Turn Frog Populations Younger, Smaller and Shorter-Lived Frogs, toads and their close relatives may be heading toward...
A Third of Prescriptions in a Nigerian Hospital Contain Five or More Medicines, Study Finds A large review of prescriptions from a secondary-care hospital in...
For decades, high cholesterol and fatty liver have been treated as separate medical problems: one threatening the arteries, the other damaging the liver. A review...
Liver cancer may be exploiting a molecular “sugar coating” to build the blood-vessel network it needs to grow, according to a study that identifies a...
A drug best known for treating blood cancers has shown an unexpected ability to slow the growth of Mycoplasma pneumoniae, a respiratory pathogen that causes...
A Fish Eye May Reveal How Sunscreen Chemicals Move Through Baltic Sea Ecosystems A new study of fish from the Baltic Sea is drawing attention...
A small Norwegian study is offering an unusually intimate account of how autism and gender incongruence can combine to make puberty, personal care and even...
Cancer researchers have gained an ambitious new way to interrogate the ecosystem surrounding a tumor: a cloud-based platform that combines gene-expression analysis, immune-cell profiling, survival...
