Colorectal cancer screening may cut mortality by more than 40%
A simple stool test mailed to the home may be associated with a substantially lower risk of dying from colorectal cancer, according to a long-term...
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Digital wellness program reduces anxiety, depression among adults with chronic health conditions
An entirely online wellness program combining guided movement, breathing and meditation, coping-skills training, and disease education reduced symptoms of anxiety and depression in adults living...
New Study Charts a Path Toward Democratizing Molecular Innovation
A new perspective published in Science presents a modular strategy that could change how small molecules are designed, assembled, and discovered, while raising urgent questions...
Molecular bypasses boost grass lignin and starch synthesis, aiding evolutionary success
A genetic “shortcut” that helped grasses become some of the most successful plants on Earth may have emerged millions of years before the first wheat...
Brain activity shifts when different generations create together
Loneliness is often described as an absence of social contact, but a new study suggests that the brain may reveal something more precise: how two...
Tandem Quantum-Dot Photodiodes Enable Spectrally Selective 1550-Nanometer LiDAR
Light detection and ranging, or lidar, has become one of the defining technologies of modern sensing. It maps the world by sending out pulses of...
Isoleucine and Valine Fuel Prostate Cancer Progression by Altering Cholesterol Metabolism
A pair of amino acids commonly associated with high-protein diets may be helping prostate tumors acquire the fuel they need to grow, according to a...
JMIR Aging seeks research on invisible monitoring and AI-enabled aging in place
JMIR Publications has announced a new thematic section in its open-access journal JMIR Aging focused on the next generation of ambient intelligence and the emerging...
Federal and Industry Funding in U.S. Cancer Clinical Trials
A comparative analysis of 11,681 cancer clinical trials conducted in the United States has found a pronounced difference between the kinds of research supported by...
Malaria Resurges Across Ethiopia
Ethiopia’s malaria resurgence is being investigated through a new study examining whether changes in the malaria parasite and in the tools used to detect and...
Scientists uncover ways to curb gas formation in ether-electrolyte lithium metal batteries
Lithium-metal batteries have long promised a dramatic leap beyond today’s lithium-ion technology. By replacing the graphite anode with metallic lithium, researchers can theoretically store far...
Bispecific CAR T Cells Eliminate AChR-Specific B Cells in Myasthenia Gravis Models
A Precision-Built T-Cell Therapy Targets the B Cells Behind Myasthenia Gravis Myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune disorder in which the immune system attacks the body’s...
Targeting SIRT1-TLR4 Pathway Eases Oxidative Inflammation in Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia Cell Model
Bronchopulmonary dysplasia, or BPD, remains one of the most persistent complications facing extremely premature infants, whose immature lungs must function while still undergoing critical stages...
Wearable fans may cool workers while cutting office energy consumption
Small wearable fans that direct air at the face and neck may offer nearly the same comfort benefits as conventional desk fans while using less...
Nationwide Japanese study examines shingles risk among breast cancer survivors
Tsukuba, Japan—Breast cancer survivors may face a substantially higher risk of herpes zoster than women without a history of breast cancer, with the greatest excess...