A new study from Thailand suggests that a psychological compass—what older adults say gives their lives meaning—may be measurable in physical and daily-function outcomes. In...
A new review in Nature Reviews Neurology argues that the striking variability of Lewy body disease—ranging from fluctuating symptoms to different patterns of neurodegeneration on...
A new advance in quantum-dot (QD) display manufacturing could help push next-generation full-colour electroluminescence (EL) screens toward larger sizes and higher resolution—without relying on toxic...
Engineered E. coli cells can now “self-clear” synthetic nanoassemblies by switching on an internal redox repair program, according to a report published in Nature Chemical...
GLP-1 drugs like semaglutide and tirzepatide may no longer face the same federal shortages that reshaped the market in recent years, but a new investigation...
The American Heart Association, the American College of Cardiology, and the European Society of Cardiology now recognize obesity as a chronic disease—yet their cardiovascular prevention...
Insilico Medicine founders Dr. Alex Zhavoronkov and Dr. Feng Ren have been invited to the inaugural China Pioneer Innovative Drug Global Congress (CPIC 2026) in...
Micromanipulating tiny objects in 3D—especially in highly viscous environments—has long been a stubborn challenge. Force-based approaches often lose effectiveness as diffusion slows and motion becomes...
Electrification is rapidly expanding automotive battery production worldwide, but that boom creates a growing “back end” problem: huge volumes of waste from both manufacturing scrap...
A new study in npj Flexible Electronics reports an electromechanical way to “snap” thin-film robotic and electronic modules together—and to separate them again—without relying on...
Vertical sleeve gastrectomy (VSG) is known for producing swift metabolic improvements in people with obesity and type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), but the biological chain...
Microbial communities rarely behave like chaotic crowds. Instead, new work in Nature Microbiology suggests they may shift in strikingly orderly ways—allowing an entire ecosystem of...
A team of researchers reports a new route to making skyrmions—tiny, swirling magnetic textures that can behave like stable information bits—using light rather than only...
Chronic itch, a stubborn symptom that can persist for years, has long puzzled clinicians because it often resists conventional anti-histamine and anti-inflammatory approaches. Now, a...
A new framework for defining clinical obesity, proposed by The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology Commission, is now being tested in liver disease patients across Asia....
