HIV Changes Immune Response in Breast Cancer Women
In a groundbreaking study that bridges oncology and infectious disease research, scientists have uncovered how HIV infection profoundly reshapes the immune microenvironment within breast tumors...
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Discovery and Biosynthesis of Acylsulfenic Acid Natural Product
In the complex and intricate world of natural products, the discovery of novel functional groups often heralds transformative insights into biochemical diversity and evolutionary ingenuity....
Study Reveals AI Traffic Enforcement Reduces Crashes Without Transferring Risk
New advancements in urban traffic management are paving the way for revolutionary changes in road safety, with a recent study shedding light on the transformative...
Blood and Urine Molecules Reveal Your Ultra-Processed Food Intake, Study Finds
In a groundbreaking advancement poised to reshape nutritional epidemiology, researchers have identified specific molecular signatures in blood and urine that correlate strongly with the consumption...
Post-Intensive Care Syndrome Associated with Lasting Cognitive and Physical Impairments
Post-Intensive Care Syndrome: Unraveling the Long-Term Cognitive and Functional Impairments Affecting ICU Survivors The aftermath of a critical illness often lingers far beyond hospital discharge,...
Dr. Miriam Merad Honored with French Knighthood for Groundbreaking Contributions to Science and Medicine
Miriam Merad Receives France’s Prestigious Legion of Honor for Pioneering Immunology and Cancer Research New York, NY — In a landmark recognition of scientific excellence,...
SwRI Sets New Records in Pressure and Temperature for sCO2 Materials Testing
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has set a groundbreaking standard in material testing by achieving unprecedented temperature and pressure conditions for supercritical carbon dioxide (sCO2) environments....
ICU Delirium Assessments Often Misclassify Spanish-Speaking Patients
Delirium, an acute and often fluctuating disturbance in attention and awareness, is a prevalent and serious condition encountered in intensive care units (ICUs) worldwide. Despite...
Christopher Kane Named President of the American Board of Urology
Christopher Kane, MD, a distinguished figure in urology and the current CEO of the UC San Diego Health Physician Group, has recently been appointed president...
Purdue Center Launches First Comprehensive Open-Access Database of All Clinically Tested Drugs
Purdue University’s College of Pharmacy has recently become the new home of the Center for Research Innovation in Biotechnology (CRIB) and the Clinical Drug Experience...
Terrence Sejnowski Elected to Both the Royal Society and the American Philosophical Society
In an extraordinary acknowledgment of groundbreaking contributions to computational neuroscience, Terrence Sejnowski, a distinguished professor at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, has been elected...
Transcriptomics Reveal Immune Dysfunctions in VEXAS Syndrome
In recent years, the medical community has grappled with understanding the complexities of VEXAS syndrome, a recently characterized autoinflammatory disorder predominantly affecting adult males. Despite...
Physical Fitness Boosts Preschoolers’ Executive Function
In recent years, the relationship between physical fitness and cognitive development in early childhood has garnered significant scientific attention. The pioneering study by Phillips and...
Mitochondrial Protein Shows Promise for Targeted Liver Cancer Therapy
Liver cancer remains one of the most formidable challenges in oncology, with hepatocarcinoma—or hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC)—standing as its most commonly diagnosed and lethal variant. Characterized...
Guiding CO2 Electroreduction to Produce Hydrocarbons Using 2D Thiol-Based Conductive Metal-Organic Frameworks
In a remarkable breakthrough in the realm of electrocatalysis, a research team has developed a conductive two-dimensional metal-organic framework (2D MOF), specifically Cu₃(THT)₂, incorporating well-defined...
