Urban landscapes are changing at a speed that challenges the ability of satellites and conventional mapping systems to keep up. New buildings rise, roads expand,...
Illegal marketplaces are moving far beyond the familiar image of a hidden website reachable only through specialized software. According to a new study published in...
Offline reinforcement learning has long promised a way to build capable artificial agents without allowing them to experiment freely in the real world. Instead of...
A small correction to a recently published study on the intricate dynamics of neuronal filopodia has drawn attention to a deceptively important detail in the...
Cervical cancer may be driven in part by a molecular switch that scientists have only recently begun to understand: the ubiquitination of Parkin, an enzyme...
Australian brown snakes undergo a dramatic transformation as they grow, and new research suggests that the change is written directly into the activity of their...
Sixty years after acute respiratory distress syndrome was first formally described, extracorporeal technology has moved from a desperate rescue measure to a sophisticated form of...
A microscopic partnership between a freshwater alga and a soil-associated bacterium may help determine how nutritious algae become—and how effectively their valuable compounds move through...
Cancer therapy-induced thrombocytopenia, a potentially treatment-limiting fall in platelet numbers, is drawing renewed attention after a multicenter phase II trial reported encouraging results with the...
A new analysis of nearly two decades of U.S. health data is drawing attention to a possible connection between dietary carotenoids and longevity among women....
Vulvovaginal candidiasis, a common fungal infection affecting women of reproductive age, may be facing a new kind of biological countermeasure. Researchers from institutions in Iran...
Germany could face a sharply heavier dementia burden by 2060, with the number of people living with the condition potentially rising from about 1.4 million...
Pancreatic cancer has long been regarded as one of the most difficult cancers to treat, not only because malignant cells are often detected late, but...
This article reports a prospective 1-year study of peripheral nerve involvement in wild-type transthyretin amyloidosis (ATTRwt) cardiomyopathy. Key findings from the provided abstract: 23 patients...
A Simple Genetic Test Could Make Capecitabine Treatment Safer for Patients With Metastatic Breast Cancer A routine genetic test performed before capecitabine treatment could help...
