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For decades, sulfide-bearing wastewater has been treated as a problem to neutralize rather than a resource to recover. That approach may be poised for a...

A provocative reassessment of the PROTEUS study is challenging what it means to call a cancer trial “positive” when most patients do not achieve a...

A short correspondence published in the Journal of Perinatology has reignited debate over how the first minutes of life should be managed for babies born...

A postage-stamp-sized platform may be offering scientists one of the most realistic new ways to study human heart valve disease. Researchers at the University of...

Bacteria may soon do more than cause infection: they could help doctors detect, target and treat cancer. A new review in Biomedical Technology examines bacterial...

A new contactless technique is giving scientists an unusually direct look at how mirror-image materials respond to light—and the results suggest that these materials may...

WASHINGTON—A person’s waistline may reveal cardiovascular danger that body mass index (BMI) misses, according to a large study published in the Journal of the American...

Agriculture is under pressure to produce more food while using fewer fossil-derived fertilizers, pesticides, and plastics. A new review in Carbon Research highlights an abundant...

Melbourne researchers have grown human heart valve-like tissues from pluripotent stem cells, creating what they describe as a world-first laboratory platform for studying how valves...

Bronchopulmonary dysplasia, or BPD, remains one of the most persistent complications facing extremely premature infants, and a new study is examining a question that has...

Parkinson’s disease may begin changing the body’s molecular machinery long before tremor, stiffness, or slowed movement become visible. A study published in npj Parkinson’s Disease...

Urological cancers may be hiding an underused layer of immune surveillance, according to a new review that places unconventional T cells at the centre of...

Cold-Climate Cities Could Cut Electric Bus Costs by Charging More Slowly Electric buses are often presented as a straightforward route to cleaner urban transportation, but...

Antisense oligonucleotides, or ASOs, are emerging as precision tools for suppressing disease-causing proteins, but their effectiveness depends on a difficult journey through the cell. A...

Researchers in India have demonstrated a full-color near-eye display that could help make augmented-reality glasses thinner, brighter and more energy efficient. The experimental system uses...