Pediatric and young-onset meningiomas have long posed a diagnostic challenge: they look similar under the microscope to adult cases, yet their biology and clinical behavior...
A new study in Pediatric Research is sharpening scientists’ understanding of why some patients with RASopathies develop severe, early-onset hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) while others follow...
Informal caregivers who support people living with dementia often operate in the background of everyday healthcare, yet they may absorb major hidden costs. In a...
Universal machine learning force fields (UMLFFs) are being hailed as a breakthrough for materials science: once trained, they can predict interatomic forces and enable large-scale...
Graphene’s reputation as a wonder material rests on a rare combination of electrical, thermal, mechanical and chemical strengths, with researchers envisioning it for lightweight aerospace...
Pregnancy reshapes the biomechanics of everyday safety systems, and a new observational study from the University of British Columbia (UBC) suggests that conventional seatbelt geometry...
A new randomized clinical trial reports that a community-based smoking cessation program for people receiving cancer care can nearly double quit rates. The study was...
Unregulated ultrafine particles—tiny enough to slip through the body’s normal defenses—may be responsible for millions of premature deaths worldwide, according to a new analysis led...
Primary care is increasingly recognized as the front line for detecting cognitive decline early enough to influence outcomes, according to the Gerontological Society of America’s...
A new study in PLOS Biology reports the first experimental evidence that non-human primates can experience the uncanny valley—an effect long discussed in humans—when viewing...
Scientists are turning photoacoustic computed tomography (PACT) into a more powerful tool for mapping the brain’s microvasculature and oxygen status by redesigning the ultrasound detection...
An international research team has pinpointed a new biological weakness in KMT2A-rearranged B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (B-ALL), one of the most dangerous childhood cancers. The...
Body Repairs Itself by Reverting Aged Cells into Stem-Like States A new study from the Technion suggests the body can regenerate damaged tissue in a...
A new study is reigniting debate over whether intensified nutritional support for very young children can lower the risk of cerebral palsy. Published online on...
Pancreatic cancer remains notoriously difficult to treat, and targeted therapies often fall short when tumor cells activate escape routes. A new study reports that a...
