Emergency departments are often treated as the unavoidable front line of cancer care, but a new qualitative study suggests that many emergency visits during treatment...
Cancer during adolescence or young adulthood can interrupt education, employment, relationships and independence at the moment when many people are beginning to build their adult...
A Delicate “Onion-Peeling” Technique May Change the Balance Between Tumor Removal and Facial-Nerve Protection in Brain Surgery Vestibular schwannomas are benign tumors, but their location...
A new international workgroup has proposed a harmonised bedside protocol for using the pressure reactivity index, or PRx, in adults and children with traumatic brain...
A new computational study proposes an unusual way to explore diabetic peripheral neuropathy: by using a simulated perovskite memdiode to reproduce how damaged sensory systems...
Crop wild relatives may hold the genetic tools needed to help agriculture withstand drought, heat, salinity, emerging diseases and increasingly unstable growing conditions. Yet the...
A scientist who conducted molecular genetics research behind the Iron Curtain, built international collaborations before German reunification, and helped reveal how chloroplasts communicate with the...
Southern corn rust, a fast-moving fungal disease capable of cutting maize yields across warm agricultural regions, may be confronted more effectively by combining genetic resources...
This study assessed the acute toxicity and tissue distribution of graphene oxide decorated with platinum nanoparticles (GO/PtNPs) in rats. Key findings: Rats received a single...
A low-cost carbon electrode made from a common photolithography material has matched the performance of platinum in a microfluidic system designed to measure hematocrit, the...
A flash of light from a smartphone and a brief beam from a laser pointer may soon be enough to expose a counterfeit product. Researchers...
Mass General Brigham researchers have used artificial intelligence to identify a potential link between incidental radiation exposure to the thymus and poorer outcomes in patients...
For more than a century, scientists have relied on classical nucleation theory to explain how matter begins to change phase. Whether water droplets condense from...
A small organ long dismissed as a fading remnant of childhood may be an overlooked factor in how adults respond to cancer treatment. New research...
The rise of opioid use disorder (OUD) among women of reproductive age is creating an urgent scientific and clinical challenge: how to provide effective treatment...
