A new neonatal model of hypoxic-ischemic injury is challenging a central assumption in the study of newborn brain damage: that lasting cognitive problems must be...
An international team of scientists has described seven new species of diamond frogs from Madagascar, revealing that the island’s secretive genus Rhombophryne contains far more...
Parkinson’s disease may leave a molecular trace in one of the body’s most overlooked fluids: tears. A study by Acera, Gómez-Esteban, Ruiz-Martínez and colleagues, published...
A new artificial intelligence model has found that a routine overnight sleep study may contain far more information about a patient’s future health than clinicians...
Cells across the eukaryotic tree of life appear to rely on a remarkably ancient system for switching genes on, while using a far more diverse...
Cognitive decline in later life may not follow a single path, and a new study of Chinese older adults is drawing attention to the possibility...
A new review in Experimental & Molecular Medicine examines how autonomous intranasal delivery systems could transform the way medicines reach the brain, offering a potential...
A New AI Foundation Model Could Turn Sleep Into an Early-Warning System for Health Risks Sleep may look like a period of biological inactivity, but...
More than 100 shallow lakes extending across roughly 1,000 kilometers of coastline in southern Brazil and Uruguay could become one of the world’s most valuable...
Scientists at Nagoya University in Japan have identified a brain mechanism that helps animals continue working toward a reward even when the effort required keeps...
A question that sounds deceptively simple—whether an older person lives alone—may conceal a far more complex story about health, wealth and survival. A new population-based...
For decades, mammary stem cells have been portrayed as the hidden architects of the breast: rare, self-renewing cells capable of producing the specialized cell types...
A small study of orphaned grizzly bears released into the wild has raised troubling questions about whether conventional rehabilitation methods prepare the animals for survival—or...
Bentham Science Publishers has announced the launch of Current Engineering Letters and Reviews, a new international, interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal designed to accelerate the exchange of...
A new mathematical study of competing populations suggests that winning the evolutionary race is not determined by reproductive fitness alone. When populations expand across space,...
