Heart failure patients, caregivers, and clinicians embrace mobile health despite adoption barriers
Heart failure care may be on the verge of a major shift from hospital-centered treatment to a more mobile, home-based model, according to a new...
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OSPREY trial broadens neurostimulation treatment options for obstructive sleep apnea
Obstructive sleep apnea, a disorder in which the upper airway repeatedly collapses during sleep, may be entering a new era of treatment. A randomized clinical...
Postglacial Colonization and Isolation Shape Venustaconcha ellipsiformis Population Structure, Informing Conservation
A new range-wide genetic study of the freshwater mussel Venustaconcha ellipsiformis has revealed how ancient glaciers, changing river systems, and limited dispersal have combined to...
Gestational Age Shapes Links Between Group B Strep Genomics and Disease Onset
For decades, Group B Streptococcus has presented doctors with a deceptively simple question: why do some newborns develop a rapidly progressing infection within hours of...
Data Sharing and Public Legitimacy: What’s Wrong and How Can It Improve?
A growing push to share health and research data is running into a problem that cannot be solved by technology alone: people may stop trusting...
Targeted Alpha-Synuclein Degradation Blocks PFF-Induced Aggregation
Parkinson’s disease research has taken a significant step toward a strategy that attacks one of the disorder’s most persistent biological problems: the accumulation of misfolded...
Noah Golowich Wins Hertz Thesis Prize for Explaining AI’s Stable Outcomes
Noah Golowich’s Theory Explains How AI Can Learn Stable Strategies in Games and Unfamiliar Worlds When an artificial intelligence system defeated some of the world’s...
Imaging shows how a tumor-fighting drug causes cellular breakdown
Cancer drugs are designed to attack the molecular machinery that allows tumors to grow, divide, and spread. Yet once a drug enters a living cell,...
Scientists Uncover Fresh Insight Into a Complex Scientific Mystery
Long polymer chains are among the hidden structures that shape the modern world. They give plastics their strength, help biological materials organize themselves, and form...
Scientists map hair follicle formation across time and space, revealing organ development
Johns Hopkins scientists have created a molecular “time machine” that reconstructs how hundreds of hair follicles develop, offering an unprecedented view of organ formation at...
KAIST develops technology reversing irreversible biological changes, advancing aging and cancer research
A cell that has become cancerous, aged or otherwise abnormal may appear to have crossed a biological point of no return. Once its internal molecular...
IDAMS Study Improves Early Prediction of Severe Dengue Outcomes
Dengue fever is entering a new era of clinical risk assessment as researchers seek to identify, as early as possible, which patients are likely to...
Ultra-stretchable piezoelectric sensor monitors aircraft impacts across wide temperature ranges
Aircraft could soon gain a far more sensitive sense of touch. A new study by Zhou, Wei, Xu and colleagues describes a piezoelectric sensor designed...
Apophis Flyby in 2029 Offers Rare Opportunity for Planetary Science and Defense
Apophis, a near-Earth asteroid roughly 340 meters wide, will sweep past Earth on April 13, 2029, in one of the closest encounters of its size...
Telemedicine-Supported Home Injections Offer New Care Model for Breast Cancer Patients
Breast cancer patients receiving injectable gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonist therapy may be able to shift a significant part of their treatment from the clinic to the...