A single-cell transcriptomic study of the orange-spotted grouper, Epinephelus coioides, is offering an unprecedented view of how a fish gonad reorganizes itself during hormone-induced sex...
A nationwide analysis of more than one million young adults in the United States has revealed striking differences in the prevalence of early-onset cardiovascular disease,...
Freshwater ecosystems are home to an extraordinary fraction of Earth’s microbial diversity, yet many of the bacteria inhabiting rivers, lakes and streams remain unknown to...
A new study has found that people born with inherited cancer-risk syndromes may carry distinctive signs of immune-system activation years before cancer becomes clinically apparent....
A new analysis of approximately 2.3 million people has examined whether following a Mediterranean-style diet is associated with a lower risk of pancreatic cancer, one...
Ear infections are often treated as routine ailments, yet a new multicenter study from Sana’a, Yemen, suggests that the bacteria responsible are increasingly resistant to...
Study summary This retrospective single-center study evaluated plasma neurofilament light chain (pNfL) measured in 253 people with multiple sclerosis using two automated assays: Roche Elecsys®...
Triple-negative breast cancer is sending researchers back to a difficult question: what happens when an aggressive tumor returns after receiving the most modern treatment available...
A new study has brought together two familiar polymers and two widely used ceramic nanomaterials to create a hybrid nanocomposite with a potentially powerful combination...
A newly published correction in Cancer Immunology, Immunotherapy has repaired two tables in a study examining haemostatic changes during chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy, commonly...
Ground beneath rapidly growing cities can move in ways that are almost impossible to see until the consequences become dangerous. A few millimeters of gradual...
Cancer survivorship is often described as the moment treatment ends, but for many people, the psychological effects of cancer continue long after surgery, chemotherapy or...
A new peer-reviewed analysis is challenging one of the most trusted assumptions in the rapidly expanding market for “clean,” “safe,” and environmentally responsible personal care...
Professor Mari Lundström has received the Royal Society of Chemistry’s Faraday Medal in Electrochemistry for developing technologies that could change how the world recovers metals...
A new study is drawing attention to a possible metabolic vulnerability in breast cancer stem cells: the mitochondrial DNA maintenance enzyme polymerase gamma, or POLG....
