A new study is examining how age may shape the clinical and nutritional outcomes of endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography, or ERCP, in children living with chronic...
A new study is challenging the idea that helping households pay their energy bills is enough to solve the problem of energy insecurity. In research...
Very small newborns may soon benefit from a more disciplined way of translating complex clinical information into rapid bedside decisions. A study published in Pediatric...
Cannabis is often discussed as if it were a single drug with a single effect, but a new JAMA Patient Page emphasizes that the plant...
A newly identified mechanism may explain how tau protein helps drive Alzheimer’s disease and other tauopathies, according to research from Stanford Medicine. Rather than acting...
Scientists have produced the most complete genetic map yet of the brown rat, revealing previously hidden genes, extensive DNA variation, and an unexpected system of...
Researchers at the University of Turku in Finland have created a solid-state organic laser microcavity entirely through solution processing, demonstrating that sophisticated polariton laser physics...
Philadelphia—A diagnosis of high blood pressure may make people more willing to take prescribed medication while making them less inclined to adopt the lifestyle changes...
Unauthorized drones could soon be identified by compact surveillance systems that consume a fraction of the power required by conventional artificial intelligence hardware. Researchers at...
A new review is reframing Fabry disease as far more than a disorder caused by the buildup of a single metabolic substance. By bringing together...
Making short-wave infrared cameras practical for everyday use may depend on solving a problem that is less visible than sensitivity but just as important: uniformity....
Obesity may do more than raise the risk of diabetes, heart disease, and certain cancers. A new review published in Genes & Diseases argues that...
The zebra finch, a small songbird famous for its elaborate vocal repertoire, has become the first bird species to receive a fully phased, diploid telomere-to-telomere...
A new study has demonstrated a way to reduce vitamin D receptor activity selectively in bone or muscle in living mice, using engineered adeno-associated viral...
A new study has identified and characterized a population of cells in the brain’s subventricular zone that may resemble the cells thought to initiate glioblastoma,...
