Urothelial carcinoma, the most common form of bladder cancer, has entered a new therapeutic era with the arrival of a treatment strategy that attacks tumors...
Breast cancer survivorship is increasingly being defined not by the end of treatment, but by what happens afterward. For many people, surgery, chemotherapy, radiation and...
A new materials study is drawing attention to an unlikely partnership at the nanoscale: graphene oxide, nano-sized zinc oxide and nitrile-group coordination working together to...
A new drug-delivery coating could transform how paclitaxel is released during balloon-based coronary interventions, according to researchers who have developed a pressure-responsive, pH-triggered layer-by-layer system...
A five-university Japan–Taiwan research consortium has been selected for the 2026 Japan–Taiwan Exchange Association Joint Research Grant Program in Natural and Applied Sciences, launching a...
Mass General Brigham researchers have identified two genetic regulators that appear to drive the decline of cancer-fighting T cells in older bodies, offering a possible...
A New Nuclear Collision Calculation Could Sharpen Our View of the Atomic Nucleus When atomic nuclei collide at high energy, they leave behind more than...
Some of the smallest patients in medicine create some of the biggest challenges for magnetic resonance imaging. An infant’s heart may be no larger than...
The idea that every adult needs exactly eight hours of sleep has become one of modern wellness culture’s most durable assumptions. It appears in medical...
Multiple myeloma has long challenged researchers because the disease is not driven only by uncontrolled growth. Its malignant plasma cells must also survive an unusually...
A striking pattern seen on cardiac scans has become one of the most debated findings in pediatric cardiology: a left ventricle with unusually prominent muscular...
Psoriasis is often described as a skin disease, but its deepest biology unfolds across the immune system. Beneath the familiar plaques, scaling and redness lies...
A new review in Nature Reviews Bioengineering presents cellular assemblies as a potential new class of “living therapeutics” — biological systems built from organized groups...
A rare form of lung cancer is prompting surgeons to rethink one of the most consequential decisions in thoracic oncology: how many lymph nodes should...
A rare and potentially fatal complication of long-term mechanical circulatory support has been successfully treated without open surgery, according to a case report published in...
