SIRT5-SUCLG2 Desuccinylation Axis Delays Ovarian Aging Through Mitochondrial-Epigenetic Control
A new study in Nature Communications reports that a molecular pathway involving SIRT5 and SUCLG2 can slow the pace of ovarian aging. The work by...
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Quality Improvement Project Enhances Neonatology Research Experience for Families
Neonatology studies face a stubborn bottleneck: enrolling families at the exact moment when medical decisions must be made quickly—and when consent is often emotionally complex....
Study identifies Europe’s most critical wetlands for climate action
Europe’s wetlands—once widespread across the continent—have long supported wildlife, protected plants, and sustained human communities. But centuries of drainage, agriculture, and extraction have dramatically altered...
New Drug Design Method Enhances Cancer Treatments with Increased Potency
A new strategy for precision cancer therapy could make antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) far more potent against heterogeneous tumors. Modern ADCs pair a tumor-seeking antibody with...
Researchers Say Solar Storm Risks May Be Underestimated
Extreme space weather may be more dangerous than researchers have long believed, according to new results published in Nature. The study revisits a puzzle: geomagnetic...
Day After Mass Shooting Sees Rise in Traffic Accidents
At a glance: Researchers analyzed the 10 deadliest U.S. mass shootings from 2008 to 2023 and examined what happened to traffic safety in the next...
Sustainable Healthy Diets Could Reshape Global Agriculture
A new Nature analysis suggests that a rapid shift toward healthier diets—combined with higher farm productivity and a halving of food waste—could substantially reshape global...
Accelerometer Study Compares 24-H Movement Patterns Across Prediabetes and Diabetes
A new population-based analysis is sharpening the picture of how a full day’s mix of movement relates to abnormal blood sugar. Using continuous accelerometer monitoring,...
Two-Photon Interference Links Independent Atomic and Quantum Dot Single-Photon Sources for Hybrid Networks
A new study hints at a practical route to building hybrid quantum networks that connect different kinds of single-photon emitters—specifically, independent atomic and quantum dot...
Oncogene Inactivation–Triggered Senescence Enables Tumor Relapse
A new study in Nature Communications reveals how cancer cells can use the body’s own defenses against them. The work, by Schmitt, Hönig, Norcia and...
Cross-Scale Intelligence Framework Enables Predictions for Aquatic Ecosystem Health
Aquatic ecosystems worldwide are deteriorating at an accelerating pace as climate change, dam operations, and intensified human activity push freshwater habitats toward instability. Traditional monitoring—largely...
Early Antibiotic Use Linked to Overweight and Obesity in Dutch Twins
Early-life exposure to antibiotics has been proposed as a driver of childhood weight gain, potentially through alterations in the gut microbiota that influence metabolic pathways....
Avocado Oil Chips Might Not Use Pure Avocado Oil
Grocery shoppers seeking chips, mayonnaise, or salad dressing labeled “made with avocado oil” may not be getting the real thing. A new study from the...
ADLM 2026 to Highlight Diabetes Milestones, Space Diagnostics, and Cancer Biomarkers
ANAHEIM, CALIF. — From July 26–30, the brightest minds in clinical laboratory medicine will gather in Anaheim for ADLM 2026, a meeting poised to spotlight...
Rapid Mass Spectrometry Maps Traditional Chinese Medicine Beyond the Laboratory
A new review in Biomedical Analysis maps how direct mass spectrometry is moving into Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) quality control, aiming to solve a problem...