About 10% of newborns need breathing assistance immediately after birth, and premature infants are among those most likely to require it. In delivery rooms, clinicians...
Missonnier, E., Vidal-Gil, L., Sánchez-Castillo, C. et al. Age- and sex-dependent retinal degeneration in peripherin-2 mutant mice, a model of central areolar choroidal dystrophy. Cell...
In a striking new study, researchers report that keeping extremely preterm newborns warm through early skin-to-skin contact can be as thermally stable as traditional incubator...
A new study published in Nature Cities suggests that ride-hailing giants Uber and Lyft are reshaping urban labor markets in ways that go beyond convenience...
Air pollution forecasts are often limited by an inconvenient reality: fixed air-quality monitoring stations are sparse and unevenly distributed. In many regions, that leaves large...
A new clinical metabolomics study reports how deep brain stimulation (DBS) reshapes circulating blood chemistry in people living with Parkinson’s disease. In a viral-science-news style...
A team of researchers has unveiled a path toward truly interactive clothing by knitting radio-frequency identification (RFID) functionality directly into yarn. Instead of treating smart...
Lipid-shelled nanobubbles are emerging as a versatile upgrade to ultrasound contrast, aiming to overcome limits imposed by weak contrast resolution in many clinical scans. While...
A new cross-sectional study published in BMC Geriatrics sheds light on how older adults with hip fractures perceive their risk of falling—and which factors shape...
A new analytical chemistry study is bringing sharper tools to a problem that can be medically serious: trace contamination by ethylene glycol and diethylene glycol...
Scientists have long explained human free recall—remembering items in an order that often matches when they were experienced—by a single idea: memories are embedded in...
Radiology is entering a new era as researchers unveil CLEAR, an auditable foundation model designed to interpret medical images while staying anchored to clinically meaningful...
Land degradation may be doing more than shrinking ecosystems—it could also be quietly widening the distance between what crops could produce and what they actually...
The blood–brain barrier (BBB) acts as a highly specialized gatekeeper at central nervous system (CNS) capillaries, controlling which molecules can cross from blood to brain....
In a new study published in Experimental & Molecular Medicine, researchers report promising therapeutic effects from a synthetic glabridin derivative in an experimental model of...
