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What if milk’s most important proteins could be produced by plants instead of cows? A new study from Hebrew University researchers pushes plant-based “molecular farming”...

Glioblastoma remains one of the deadliest brain cancers, notorious for its resistance to standard therapy and its ability to adapt under treatment pressure. In a...

Chronic diseases are rising worldwide, yet most health monitoring still happens in hospitals—sporadically, with bulky, wired devices that capture only snapshots rather than the rapid...

T cells may be able to kill acute myeloid leukemia (AML) through an unexpected route that bypasses the usual way tumors are “seen.” Researchers at...

For many people living with Parkinson’s disease, levodopa (L-dopa) remains the most effective therapy for restoring movement. Yet long-term treatment often brings two major problems:...

Bioinspired by the “adhesion–conduction” blueprint of spider webs, a team from Lanzhou University, Nankai University, and Lanzhou Jiaotong University has unveiled a hierarchical hydrogel electrolyte...

An international team of researchers has developed a quantitative approach to reveal hidden, cell-by-cell differences in how viruses infect and trigger cell lysis. The work...

A ketogenic diet (KD) is often promoted for lowering blood insulin and shifting metabolism toward ketone bodies. Yet how this high-fat, low-carbohydrate regimen affects cancer...

Tissue engineering has long promised to rebuild damaged organs and tissues, but one stubborn barrier remains: reliable vasculature. Without a precisely organized blood vessel network,...

Rochester, Minn. — A major U.S.-led cooperative group clinical trial coordinated by Mayo Clinic researchers has found that extending maintenance therapy with lenalidomide beyond two...

Predator detection in horses may be quieter than many people assume. A new study from The Ohio State University suggests that domestic horses can recognize...

MXenes—atomically thin transition metal carbides and nitrides—are drawing fresh attention for one simple reason: their surfaces are never truly bare. During production, the “A” layers...

A new analysis from Germany investigates how the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the usual seasonal rhythm of respiratory illnesses—and how those timing shifts echoed in deaths...

UMass Amherst engineer Chang Liu is advancing a home HIV diagnostic that aims to match or surpass laboratory sensitivity during the earliest phase of infection....

July signals a concentrated focus on bone and cancer research at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, where teams are pushing viral, model-driven science from the lab...