HSC Numbers Depend on More Than Niches
Understanding the systemic regulation of haematopoietic stem cell (HSC) populations in the mammalian body has long fascinated scientists, particularly in the context of bone marrow...
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Genetic Markers Link Inflammation, Oxidative Stress in Diabetes
In a groundbreaking study, researchers have uncovered significant insights into the intricate relationship between genetic signatures related to cardiometabolic risk and various biomarkers indicative of...
Exploring Eating Disorders in Bariatric Surgery Patients
In recent years, the alarming rise of eating disorders has emerged as a profound concern, particularly among individuals undergoing metabolic bariatric surgery. A compelling study...
Breakthrough Partial Heart Transplant Offers Hope for Congenital Heart Disease
In an unprecedented advancement in cardiac surgery, a recent case series has highlighted the safety and feasibility of partial heart transplantation as a revolutionary treatment...
Breakthrough in Origin of Life: Chemists Reveal How RNA Could Have Begun Synthesizing Proteins on Early Earth
Chemists at University College London have unveiled a groundbreaking chemical pathway that brings us tantalizingly closer to understanding life’s origin, demonstrating how RNA — the...
Two Major Advances in the Evolution of Bipedalism
Unraveling the Genetic Blueprint Behind the Human Pelvis: How Two Key Shifts Enabled Upright Walking By Kermit Pattison / Harvard Staff Writer The complex architecture...
UCLA Researchers Identify Brain Circuit Regulating Stress and Social Behavior in Mice
In a groundbreaking study published in the prestigious journal Nature, researchers at UCLA have unraveled some of the intricate neural circuits within the mouse medial...
AI-Driven Materials Map Accelerates Breakthroughs in Materials Discovery
In the intricate domain of materials science, the quest to identify novel materials that meet specific functional demands has traditionally faced significant hurdles due to...
Older Species Usually Have Large Ranges—Except on Islands, Study Finds
In a groundbreaking study that delves into the intricate relationship between evolutionary history and the spatial extent of species’ habitats, researchers from some of Europe’s...
Housing Assistance Reduces Medical Financial Hardship for U.S. Renters Battling Cancer
Government housing assistance has demonstrated a significant impact on mitigating the financial burdens linked to medical expenses among renters in the United States who have...
How Indirect Effects Shape the Course of Evolution
In a groundbreaking study that challenges foundational assumptions in evolutionary biology, researchers at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) have uncovered compelling evidence that species separated...
Addressing Global Disparities in Diabetes Technology, Insulin Accessibility, and Glycemic Control
Recent advances in medical technology have significantly impacted the management of chronic diseases, and type 1 diabetes is no exception. A new cross-sectional study has...
New Test Accurately Detects Brain Cancer in Cerebrospinal Fluid
A groundbreaking advancement in neuro-oncology has emerged from the laboratories of Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center and its affiliated research divisions, introducing a novel, multi-analyte...
Revolutionizing 3D Tooth Segmentation with Neural Networks
Recent advances in dental technology are paving the way for more precise and effective treatments through innovations in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. A...
Liverpool’s Professor Matt Rosseinsky Honored with Royal Medal for Groundbreaking Materials Science Research
Professor Matt Rosseinsky Honored with Royal Medal for Pioneering Advances in Materials Science Professor Matt Rosseinsky, a distinguished researcher at the University of Liverpool, has...
