Cement Plants Could Help Remove CO₂ From the Atmosphere
Cement could become more than a symbol of construction. In a new study, researchers at ETH Zurich report that cement manufacturing could be combined with...
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Nearly All Tested Personal Care and Cleaning Products Contain Unlabeled Chemicals
A new study has found that many personal care and household cleaning products contain chemicals that do not appear on their labels, raising concerns about...
Molecular Clues Reveal Why Neuromas Cause Pain
Painful Nerve Growths Reveal a Molecular Switch Toward Extreme Sensitivity Peripheral nerves are built to repair themselves. After an injury, axons—the long, signal-carrying extensions of...
Mount Sinai Reaches Milestone 2 in $101 Million XPRIZE Healthspan Competition
New York, NY — August 11, 2026 — Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have advanced to the finals of XPRIZE...
Trinity study: Steroids curb inflammation in mycobacterial lung disease without weakening immunity
Researchers at Trinity College Dublin and St. James’s Hospital have found that dexamethasone can suppress damaging inflammation caused by Mycobacterium avium without impairing the ability...
AI Foundation Model Stratifies and Triages Acute Abdominal Diagnoses Using Noncontrast CT
A new study published in Nature Communications introduces a foundation model designed to help clinicians assess patients with acute abdominal conditions using noncontrast computed tomography,...
Soft Robotic Cardiac Sleeves: Engineering Challenges and Clinical Translation for Heart Failure
Heart failure has long been treated as a problem of chemistry, electricity and plumbing: drugs reduce the strain on the heart, implanted devices regulate its...
AI Breastfeeding Advice May Pose Real-World Risks
Breastfeeding Questions Are Driving New Mothers Toward AI—But Pediatricians Warn of Hidden Risks For exhausted nursing mothers, artificial intelligence can appear to offer an immediate...
AI Forecasts the Ocean Amid the Climate Crisis
Extreme weather is becoming more frequent and intense as the climate warms, but one of the planet’s most important drivers of climate variability remains difficult...
Social disadvantage sharply raises mortality risk among women experiencing early menopause
CLEVELAND, Ohio—Women who experience natural menopause years earlier than usual may face an even steeper long-term health burden when they also live with social and...
Bone loss alone doesn’t explain fractures in older type 2 diabetics
A new study in Diabetes Care is challenging a widely held assumption about fractures in older adults with type 2 diabetes. Although diabetes is associated...
New computational framework uncovers novel pathway linked to asthma
Researchers at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health and the University of Chicago have developed a computational framework designed to identify genes that actively...
Traumatic Brain Injury Outcomes in a Low-Resource Setting
A new cohort study from Pakistan is drawing attention to the long and often overlooked danger faced by people who survive a major traumatic brain...
Entropy theory offers new view of critical illness beyond organ dysfunction
A new editorial in Intelligent Medicine is proposing an unconventional way to understand critical illness: not only as a failure of individual organs, but as...
Chinese Medical Journal review examines AI’s role in inflammatory bowel disease management
Artificial intelligence is moving deeper into the world of inflammatory bowel disease, where the sheer complexity of patient data has long challenged even experienced clinicians....
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