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When a comatose patient survives a cardiac arrest, one of the most consequential questions in the intensive care unit is ...

Positron emission tomography has long offered clinicians a window into the metabolic activity of the living human brain, but that ...

In the highlands of Oaxaca, Mexico, farmers have grown a remarkable variety of maize for generations. Unlike the corn cultivated ...

Kidney organoids grown from human stem cells have transformed how researchers study kidney development and disease, but they have always ...

Pericytes, the elongated mural cells that wrap themselves around the smallest blood vessels in the body, have long been treated ...

Prostate cancer remains one of the most frequently diagnosed malignancies in men worldwide, and despite decades of progress in surgery, ...

Hemoglobin disorders remain among the most widespread inherited conditions on the planet, yet the laboratory infrastructure needed to detect their ...

Managing water resources in a world of climate stress, competing demands, and incomplete data has always been as much a ...

Retinal implants promised bionic sight, but the numbers never added up. Devices packed with hundreds or even thousands of electrodes ...

In a finding that reads like forensic chemistry applied to one of medicine’s most devastating infections, researchers have extracted and ...

In a development that promises to reshape how plant scientists assess one of the world’s most important cereal crops, researchers ...

In a development that could reshape how the construction industry handles one of mining’s most stubborn waste streams, researchers in ...

Atherosclerosis, the slow silent narrowing of the arteries that underlies most heart attacks and strokes, has long been understood as ...

In the race to build better supercapacitors, one of the most decisive factors is not the chemical identity of an ...

Glaucoma surgeons have long known that the same operation can produce strikingly different results from one patient to the next, ...

For people living with type 1 diabetes, the promise of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technology has long been heralded as ...

Artificial intelligence has learned to taste, or at least to predict what a molecule will taste like, with remarkable accuracy. ...

Spinal cord injury is one of the most life-altering events in medicine, and for decades the clinical conversation around it ...

Microwave hyperthermia—the controlled heating of tumors to temperatures that weaken or kill cancer cells—has long promised a non-invasive alternative to ...

Toxic gases such as ammonia and nitrogen dioxide are among the most pervasive hazards in industrial workplaces, agricultural facilities, and ...