New blood test may accelerate lymphoma diagnosis in resource-limited regions
For people with lymphoma, the path from a suspicious symptom to a confirmed diagnosis can become a race against time. Swollen lymph nodes, fever, unexplained...
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Trading food, not animal feed, could shrink U.S.-China agriculture’s environmental footprint
Agricultural trade between the United States and China is usually discussed in terms of tariffs, prices and food security. But a new study suggests that...
AirPods-Sized Fluorescence Device Could Enable Timely At-Home Molecular Testing
Researchers at the University of Illinois have developed a pocket-sized fluorescence reader that could bring laboratory-grade molecular testing closer to homes, clinics, and other settings...
Eli Lilly’s Kevin Duffin to Present at 13th ARDD Meeting in Boston
BOSTON, Massachusetts — August 7, 2026 — Kevin Duffin, vice president of Aging Research at Eli Lilly, will be a featured speaker at the 13th...
Deep learning improves communication between bionic eyes and the brain
Researchers have taken a significant step toward making “bionic eyes” more predictable by using artificial intelligence to control electrical stimulation in the visual cortex. In...
Revealing How Cancer Cells Evade the Immune System
Cancer cells may become harder for the immune system to detect when high blood sugar meets the physical pressures of a tumor, according to a...
Eli Lilly’s Thomas Marron to Present at 13th ARDD Meeting in Boston
BOSTON, Massachusetts — August 7, 2026 — Thomas Marron, AVP of Emerging Innovation and Strategic Growth at Eli Lilly, will be a featured speaker at...
Logging practices expose hidden damage in Sal forests
In Nepal’s Sal forests, the most dangerous moment for young trees may not be the fall of a harvested tree itself, but what happens afterward....
Maize sugar transporters control pollen wall formation and male fertility, researchers find
Maize breeders may have gained a powerful new genetic tool after researchers identified two sugar transporters that are essential for the development of fertile pollen....
Researchers advance noninvasive diagnosis of portal hypertension
Portal hypertension, a dangerous consequence of chronic liver disease, may be moving toward a less invasive future. A new review published online in Portal Hypertension...
Dexrazoxane protects children’s hearts from lasting chemotherapy damage years after treatment
A Heart-Protective Drug May Change the Long-Term Future of Childhood Cancer Survivors A major long-term study suggests that dexrazoxane, a drug used to protect the...
Advincula Named Fellow of the American Chemical Society
Rigoberto “Gobet” Advincula, a Governor’s Chair Professor jointly appointed by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the University of Tennessee, has...
Afghan Refugee Women in U.S. Face Health and Healthcare Access Challenges
For Afghan women living in the United States, seeking medical care can involve far more than finding a clinic or scheduling an appointment. A qualitative...
Standardized chronic disease care lowers comorbidity risk among Chinese patients
A large-scale health challenge is unfolding quietly across China: as people live longer and survive serious illnesses, they are increasingly likely to develop more than...
Metabolic Reprogramming Converts Pancreatic Alpha Cells into Insulin-Producing Beta Cells
A metabolic switch that transforms pancreatic α cells into insulin-producing β-like cells could open a new path toward diabetes treatment, according to a study published...