DALLAS, Aug. 18, 2026 — The American Heart Association has opened applications for its 2026 Health Tech Competition, a global initiative designed to move clinically...
CLEVELAND — A new study from University Hospitals Connor Whole Health and the UH Fertility Center has identified the kinds of patients most likely to...
A new on-chip terahertz metasensor could bring a powerful laboratory technique for identifying complex mixtures of biomolecules closer to compact, rapid and potentially portable diagnostic...
A blood test that measures a familiar component of connective tissue may offer doctors an earlier warning when newborns with Down syndrome develop a potentially...
Rectal cancer is often described as a disease of malignant cells, but the biology surrounding those cells can be just as important in determining whether...
Rats’ Whiskers Inspire a Tactile Sensing System for Safer, More Informative Endoscopy Rats may be helping engineers solve one of the most persistent problems in...
A New Way to Build Single-Photon Sources Could Make Quantum Networks More Practical Quantum communication has long promised a radically different way to transmit information,...
Researchers have identified a narrow band of blue-violet light that prevented experimentally induced myopia in tree shrews, raising the possibility that the lighting used inside...
A retraction notice in Experimental & Molecular Medicine has withdrawn a high-profile claim about how the cancer-linked NOTCH signaling pathway interacts with mitochondria and reshapes...
A new generation of flexible displays could soon make electronic light as soft, thin and adaptable as the surfaces they cover. Researchers at the National...
Metabolic and alcohol-associated liver disease, or MetALD, is emerging as one of the most consequential—and least recognized—forms of chronic liver disease worldwide. The condition develops...
Bubbles may look simple, but at the boundary where air meets water, forces that are invisible at everyday scales can become powerful enough to reshape...
A new three-dimensional computer model is offering scientists a closer look at one of the most familiar—and frustrating—sounds in human sleep: the rumble of ordinary...
For centuries, the narwhal’s long, ivory-colored tusk was treated as evidence of magic. In medieval Europe, these extraordinary teeth were sold as unicorn horns and...
A quiet revolution in newborn medicine is taking place against the rhythmic alarms and intensive monitoring of neonatal intensive care units: the recognition that parents...
