Biomarkers Improve Cost-Benefit Analysis of Head and Neck Cancer Immunotherapy
Biomarker May Determine Whether Perioperative Pembrolizumab Is Worth Its High Cost in Head and Neck Cancer A new economic analysis suggests that the value of...
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KAIST Creates Gas Lattice in Porous Materials, Revealing Crystal-Like Structure
Gas molecules inside porous materials have long been treated as disordered guests, filling microscopic cavities according to averaged properties such as adsorption capacity and selectivity....
Alter Dementia, Dementia Care Aware Give 100+ Free Screenings Across Black Churches
A community-based cognitive screening initiative in Atlanta has brought early dementia detection into a setting where many older African Americans already feel comfortable: trusted faith...
Review finds rotational chair testing fills critical gaps in vestibular disorder care
Dizziness and vertigo affect millions of people worldwide, yet the tests most commonly used to investigate vestibular disorders do not capture the full range of...
Anschutz researchers uncover energy addiction in high-risk blood cancer stem cells
Researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz Cancer Center have uncovered a metabolic vulnerability in the stem cells responsible for driving high-risk myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS),...
Digital Science connects AI agents to research data via Dimensions MCP
Digital Science has launched two new Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for its Dimensions research platform, giving enterprise artificial intelligence agents direct, license-aligned access to...
Molecular Structures Guide Targeted Parkinson’s Disease Treatment Development
Researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine have revealed how LRRK2, a protein strongly associated with Parkinson’s disease, switches between inactive and active states. The study, published...
Photosynthetic Microorganisms Enable Long-Lasting, Renewable Chemical Production
Finnish researchers have developed living nanocellulose films that can produce ethylene for more than four months, offering a possible new route to renewable chemicals and...
Environmental eustress blocks CCL2, reducing doxorubicin heart damage and slowing tumor growth
Doxorubicin remains one of the most effective and widely used chemotherapy drugs in modern oncology, but its benefits are limited by a serious cardiovascular complication:...
How Cells End Gene Transcription Across Coding and Noncoding Genome Regions
Transcription does not end simply because RNA polymerase II (Pol II) reaches the apparent end of a gene. A new review by Song, Hu and...
Constructing Digital Twin Brains Beyond Measurement Limits
The idea of creating a digital copy of the human brain has long belonged more to science fiction than to working biology. Now, a review...
Brewery-waste biochar could trap harmful bacteria in sandy water filters
Researchers at the University of Patras have discovered that biochar produced from malt spent rootlets, a largely overlooked byproduct of the brewing industry, can dramatically...
Study: Traditional prostate cancer risks don’t predict hormone therapy benefit
A large analysis led by researchers at the UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center has challenged a widely used assumption in postoperative prostate cancer care:...
Scandium Could Make Sodium-Ion Battery Electrodes More Durable
Sodium-ion batteries are moving closer to the center of the global energy-storage race, and a new study from Japan has revealed why a small amount...
How the Supreme Court Is Dismantling Independent Science and Public Health Regulation
Federal Health Safeguards Face New Uncertainty as Supreme Court Limits Agency Power, JAMA Viewpoint Warns A new Viewpoint in JAMA argues that the United States’...