Gastroesophageal reflux disease is commonly associated with burning chest pain, regurgitation and irritation of the esophagus, but the disorder begins with changes that are far...
Cancer immunotherapy has transformed treatment for some patients, yet many solid tumors remain protected by a hostile biological environment that suppresses immune attack. A study...
Microplastics May Transform the Risks of Heavy Metals in Soil, Review Finds Microplastics and toxic metals are spreading together through agricultural soils, river sediments, gardens,...
Prostate cancer is entering a new phase in the search for treatments that can overcome resistance. A recent review in Genes & Diseases examines ferroptosis,...
Three-dimensional communication may be moving closer to reality after researchers in South Korea demonstrated a holographic telepresence system that captures and replays the optical wavefront...
A new review in Genes & Diseases examines how T cell exhaustion may become both an obstacle and an opportunity in organ transplantation. The immune...
Penn State researchers have created a synthetic mimic of a natural oxygen-activating enzyme, demonstrating a reaction that reshapes stable aromatic molecules while producing water as...
Climate change is reshaping the conditions in which infectious diseases spread, and a new analysis suggests that diarrheal illnesses may not respond uniformly to a...
Industrial boilers may soon do more than generate heat: they could help eliminate a difficult industrial waste stream. New research suggests that carefully controlled amounts...
The Sloan Digital Sky Survey V has released its twentieth public data release, opening access to more than two million stellar spectra and offering astronomers...
Mechanical forces are emerging as powerful biological signals in the digestive system, and a new review identifies Piezo1 and Piezo2 ion channels as key translators...
Diabetes is increasingly being understood not only as a disorder of blood-sugar regulation, but also as a disease of persistent immune miscommunication. A new review...
Three Decades of Biochar Research Reveal Why “Black Gold” Works Best When Tailored to the Soil After 30 years of experiments, field trials, and global...
A rare epithelial cell known as the tuft cell may be far more important in cancer biology than previously thought. A new review in Genes...
A new study is putting a critical question at the center of disaster science: what happens after the emergency ends, when communities must rebuild while...
