Early childhood is a decisive window for shaping lifelong health, yet young children are routinely exposed to a cocktail of environmental chemicals. From plastics and...
A new randomized Phase II clinical trial, OPTIM, is testing whether escalating immune therapy can improve outcomes for people with recurrent or metastatic squamous cell...
Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) has long been treated as a single, monolithic disease—yet mounting evidence suggests it is anything but uniform. Clinically, NEC varies widely in...
Healthcare wards are increasingly focused on preventing avoidable decline in older adults, but implementing mobility programs inside fast-paced acute care is a complex task. Now,...
Breeding crops for thousands of years has narrowed genetic diversity into tight corridors, delivering steady gains—yet today progress is slowing. Heritability-based expectations often suggest more...
A new cross-sectional study published in BMC Geriatrics reports a detailed, data-driven look at how physical health measures differ among people grouped by fall risk....
Flow batteries are gaining attention as a practical route to storing renewable electricity, addressing a central barrier to the clean-energy transition: the absence of large-scale,...
Cadmium contamination in farmland is a persistent threat to crop safety because the metal can be taken up by plant roots and travel into the...
Viral science news: A new study tracking avian influenza dynamics in southwestern Alaska reports that the ecological impact of highly pathogenic avian influenza virus (HPAIV)...
Artificial intelligence is accelerating the identification of chemical exposures across environmental media and within the human body. Yet simply detecting more molecules is not enough...
Texas Tech University’s School of Veterinary Medicine reports that fourth-year students Kayden Tanner and Marshall Mays have published international research findings after dedicating hundreds of...
Rice straw is a cornerstone of sustainable rice farming—returned to fields to recycle nutrients and avoid open burning. But a new study suggests that what...
A long-standing idea proposed that the 66-million-year-ago asteroid impact that ended non-avian dinosaurs—along with many large marine predators—opened an ecological space for the rapid rise...
Reston, VA (July 17, 2026)—A set of studies released ahead of print in The Journal of Nuclear Medicine (JNM) highlights how molecular imaging and targeted...
A new study is putting the spotlight on SIRT6, an often-overlooked regulator of gene activity, as researchers uncover how it may shape the biology of...
