Imaging and surgery for rare bridging bronchus, artery sling, and heart defect
In a striking reminder of how complex the human body’s plumbing can be when development goes subtly awry, surgeons and ...
In a striking reminder of how complex the human body’s plumbing can be when development goes subtly awry, surgeons and ...
Pseudomonas aeruginosa has long been regarded as one of the most formidable opponents in modern medicine, a Gram-negative bacterium capable ...
Ovarian cancer remains one of the most lethal gynecologic malignancies, and a newly published comprehensive review in the Journal of ...
In a result that could reshape the future of miniature electronics, researchers have demonstrated ferroelectricity in a two-dimensional semiconductor just ...
A new exploratory study published in the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders finds that autistic adolescents and adults make ...
Liver transplantation offers the last realistic chance of survival for many patients with end-stage alcohol-related liver cirrhosis, yet the road ...
A drug already celebrated in cancer research circles for its ability to sabotage a cellular tagging system has now revealed ...
Zebra finches, the tiny Australian songbirds whose courtship melodies have long served as a model system for studying vocal learning, ...
Precision oncology has long promised a future in which each patient’s tumor is read like a molecular instruction manual, with ...
Thyroid cancer is often described as one of the most treatable malignancies, with most differentiated tumors responding well to surgery ...
Aging does not unfold at the same pace everywhere in the body, and one of the most ambitious attempts yet ...
In a development that could reshape how scientists study the beating heart in the laboratory, researchers have unveiled a wireless, ...
In a development that could reshape how machine learning systems handle the messy, heterogeneous data of the real world, researchers ...
Cerebral amyloid angiopathy has long been defined by its most feared manifestation: bleeding into the brain. For decades, clinicians and ...
Critical care medicine is undergoing a quiet but consequential shift in how it trains its specialists, and a new scientific ...
Researchers in China have developed a graphene-based pressure sensor that can measure a person’s blood pressure directly from a single ...
Microplastics have become one of the most pervasive signs of the industrial age, turning up in the deepest ocean trenches, ...
Researchers in Turkey have engineered an electrospun nanofiber wound dressing that closes nearly all of a full-thickness wound within two ...
In a development that could reshape how clinicians manage one of the most stubborn problems in wound care, a team ...
Group interactions are everywhere in the real world. Researchers co-author papers, shoppers buy products together, students hang out in clusters ...
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