One of the most stubborn obstacles in cancer immunotherapy is not the tumor cell itself but the cellular entourage that ...

Bisphenol A, the once-ubiquitous plastic hardener that still lingers in food-can linings, thermal receipts, and countless ...

Radiation therapy has always been a discipline of exquisite precision, a practice in which millimeters and milligrays ...

Fabrics that kill bacteria, shield the skin from ultraviolet radiation, conduct electricity, and even clean themselves under sunlight are no longer the stuff of science fiction. A comprehensive new ...

For decades, microbiologists have treated the anaerobic breakdown of fats into methane as an obligatory team effort. Long-chain fatty acids, the greasy backbone of everything from microbial membranes ...

Every newborn footprint gets recorded, every hearing screen logged, and every heel-prick blood sample sent for testing. Yet one of the most consequential rare diseases a baby can be born with often ...

Neurosurgeons have long assumed that removing a brain tumour must be followed by days of inpatient monitoring, but a new ...

When the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic swept through Mexico in 2020, hospitals in Mexico City transformed almost overnight. Wards were ...

One of the most stubborn problems in modern genomics has finally been given a serious new contender. Single-cell RNA ...

Raising a child with autism spectrum disorder is often described as a labor of love, but for many mothers it is also a ...

In the northern Swedish county of Västerbotten, a remarkable longitudinal experiment in public health is quietly unfolding.

Anembryonic pregnancy, a form of early miscarriage in which a gestational sac develops but an embryo never forms, accounts ...