Urinary tract infections are commonly treated as infections that unfold in an exposed, fluid-filled environment. Yet some of the bacteria responsible for recurrent disease can...
Wild rodents are emerging as important subjects in the effort to understand how coronaviruses evolve outside human populations. A new study in npj Viruses examines...
A new clinical study is drawing attention to the possibility of treating HER2-positive breast cancer before surgery with a next-generation antibody designed to attack the...
A global shift is transforming the medical story of inflammatory bowel disease in children. In a commentary on Yue and colleagues’ population-based study, researchers describe...
Parkinson’s disease may be leaving behind a molecular trail far more intricate than previously understood. A new study published in npj Parkinson’s Disease reports that...
A new study published in Nature Communications is putting a widely used class of diabetes medicines under the microscope, asking whether glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists...
Soft magnetic components are the quiet workhorses of modern technology. They channel and reshape magnetic fields inside electric motors, transformers, inductors, sensors and power-conversion systems,...
A new theoretical study from Tokyo Metropolitan University could change how scientists search for the next generation of thermoelectric materials—substances capable of converting wasted heat...
China’s progress in reducing fine particulate pollution has exposed a more elusive threat in the nation’s atmosphere: ozone. A new article in Engineering warns that...
Alcohol is doing more than adding calories or damaging liver cells one by one. A new study by Tian, Xue, Sun and colleagues examines how...
The United States is turning to robotic metal 3D printing in an effort to solve one of nuclear energy’s most stubborn manufacturing problems: the limited...
Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) has earned its reputation as one of oncology’s most formidable challenges because it removes the molecular handles that make many other...
Breast cancer cells do not always spread as solitary invaders. In many of the most difficult-to-treat tumors, they move through surrounding tissue as coordinated groups,...
A New Open-Access Atlas Could Solve One of Drug Development’s Biggest Delivery Problems For a promising medicine, identifying the right biological target is only the...
Australian researchers have identified a molecular vulnerability that could help explain why triple-negative breast cancer so readily spreads through the body—and may have revealed a...
