Label-Free Ovarian Cancer Diagnosis Enhanced by Two-Photon Autofluorescence and Joint Image Processing
Ovarian cancer may soon be examined through a new kind of microscope that relies on the natural light-emitting properties of ...
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Programmable Light-Driven Cyclization of Acyclic 1,5-Dienes Creates Rigid Bicyclic Structures
A new study in Nature Chemistry describes a light-driven chemical strategy that could give researchers unusually precise control over the ...
Physics-Based Model Predicts Velocity- and Acceleration-Dependent Damping in Adjustable Shock Absorbers
A new study is drawing attention to one of the least visible but most important components in modern vehicles: the ...
Multicenter Pilot Study Analyzes Neonatal Resuscitation Debriefings Using Mixed Methods
A structured conversation held after a newborn’s resuscitation may become one of the most powerful tools for improving care in ...
Video Bronchoscopy-Assisted Intubation Shows Promise in Children With Difficult Airways
A Tiny Camera May Change How Doctors Tackle Children’s Most Dangerous Airways When a child’s airway is difficult to access, ...
Real-time deep-learning app detects climacteric fruit spoilage via potassium-permanganate ethylene indicator
A Smartphone Could Soon Tell When a Banana or Kiwifruit Is Spoiling A small chemical indicator placed inside fruit packaging, ...
Practical Heart Failure Guidance for Clinicians Treating Patients with Diabetes
Heart failure is emerging as one of the most overlooked cardiovascular threats facing people with type 2 diabetes, according to ...
Beyond Age: Frailty Shapes Decisions and Recovery in Very Old ICU Patients
For decades, chronological age has quietly shaped some of the most consequential decisions in intensive-care medicine: who should be admitted ...
Severe Right Heart Failure After HeartMate 3 Implantation in a Small Child
A Heart Pump Fit Inside a Child’s Chest—But Her Right Ventricle Could Not Keep Up A device designed to rescue ...
Tumor Fracking May Reveal a Key Mechanism for Drug Transport
Tumors May “Frack” Under Pressure, Reshaping How Cancer Drugs Spread When doctors inject a drug directly into a tumor, the ...
Mild Cognitive Impairment Shows Distinct Brain Atrophy Patterns With Clinical Implications
A new analysis of brain scans from hundreds of people has found that mild cognitive impairment (MCI), often considered an ...
RIS-MoE Secures Robust Image Steganography Through Latent Optimization and Expert Denoising
A New AI System Hides Secret Messages in Images Designed to Survive Social-Media Compression Images posted online are routinely resized, ...
Bidirectional Neural Network Advances Iterative Learning in End-to-End Wireless Communication
A Neural Network Designed to Make Wireless Communication More Reliable Wireless signals do not travel through a quiet, predictable environment. ...
Study Tests MPEG-4 AAC Codec for DICOM Neurophysiology with EEG and EMG
A codec designed to make music sound good to human ears could quietly erase information that doctors need from recordings ...
Study Evaluates Foundation Models for Organ-Level Classification Using CT Scans
Artificial intelligence systems built to understand medical scans may be far better at spotting broad, organ-wide disease than detecting the ...
Novel ATC Score Enables Personalized Management of Unresectable Liver Cancer
A New Score Could Help Doctors Predict Which Liver Cancer Patients Will Benefit from a Three-Pronged Treatment A new clinical ...
New Gastric Cancer Insights Reveal Causes, Tumor Ecosystems, Spread, and Prognostic Factors
Gastric cancer is increasingly being understood not as a disease driven by malignant cells alone, but as an evolving ecosystem ...
Mangosteen Peel Extract Boosts Graphene Oxide CO2 Adsorption Across Synthesis Temperatures
A waste product from the mangosteen fruit could help turn graphene oxide into a more effective carbon-capture material, according to ...
Gallium Nitride–Ferrite Doping Alters Polypyrrole Nanocomposite Structure and Optical Properties
A hybrid nanomaterial that combines gallium nitride, iron oxide and the electrically active polymer polypyrrole has shown an unusually wide ...
SGLT2 Inhibitors Linked to Cardiorenal Benefits Across CKM Syndrome Stages 2–4
A large analysis of clinical-trial evidence suggests that sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 (SGLT2) inhibitors protect the heart and kidneys across multiple ...