Treatment failure on a first-line HIV regimen can mark a critical turning point in long-term care, raising questions about drug resistance, adherence, tolerability and the...
A new meta-research study is drawing attention to a largely invisible problem in nutrition science: the dietary exposure that researchers validate is not always the...
Ventilator-associated pneumonia and hospital-acquired pneumonia remain among the most difficult infections to diagnose and treat in intensive-care medicine. Patients who require mechanical ventilation often develop...
Hormone receptor–positive early breast cancer has entered an era in which treatment decisions are increasingly shaped by biological risk, rather than menopausal status alone. A...
CAR-T Consolidation With or Without Stem-Cell Transplant Enters Focus for Patients With Relapsed Large B-Cell Lymphoma For patients with relapsed or refractory large B-cell lymphoma,...
A green-synthesis strategy has produced a new class of semiconductor nanohybrids that could help solve two persistent problems in photocatalysis: inefficient use of light and...
A new lightweight material inspired by the unusual structure of sea cucumber skin could offer a powerful way to suppress electromagnetic pollution across the X...
Pennsylvania produces roughly one-fifth of the natural gas extracted in the United States, but beneath the state’s long history of energy development lies a less...
Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center has climbed dramatically in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, emerging as Florida’s top cancer center and entering the...
Quantum networks may one day connect computers, sensors, memories, and clocks that operate in completely different parts of the light spectrum. Yet one of the...
Lebanon, New Hampshire—A large international study led by researchers at Dartmouth Health and the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth has identified a previously overlooked...
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — A food-safety technology that destroys pathogens without cooking meat is moving closer to wider use in poultry processing, after researchers evaluated how...
Virginia Tech researchers have uncovered new evidence that black bear hibernation is governed by a complex interaction between temperature, daylight, and the animals’ internal physiological...
Malaria parasites do not invade red blood cells by force alone. They use a carefully coordinated molecular system that allows the invasive stage of Plasmodium...
A new study argues that direct air capture could do more than remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere: in the right combination with renewable energy...
