Science

Alzheimer’s disease may be leaving a more precise anatomical signature in the brain than scientists once realized. A new study published in Translational Psychiatry investigates...

Bentham Science Launches Two New Journals to Accelerate Research in Wireless Communications and Engineering Bentham Science Publishers has announced the launch of two new peer-reviewed...

A new study suggests that deep brain stimulation may do more than control movement disorders: it could also help repair social behavior disrupted by pain...

A new study is challenging one of the most comforting assumptions in urban climate design: that adding vegetation to dense cities always makes hot weather...

Long-term care residents moving from a nursing facility to an emergency department enter one of the most complex transitions in modern healthcare. The journey may...

Cancer-associated cachexia, the wasting syndrome that erodes muscle, fat and physical resilience in many people with advanced cancer, has long resisted treatment. Now, researchers at...

A common complication of early birth is being thrust into a medical debate that reaches far beyond the neonatal intensive-care unit: how low is too...

Compulsive behavior may be far more ordinary, persistent and diagnostically widespread than traditional psychiatric categories suggest, according to a new study published in Translational Psychiatry....

The brain may be constantly calculating a hidden ratio that helps determine whether neural circuits remain stable, flexible, and capable of processing information. A new...

A new study from Japan is drawing attention to a deceptively simple question with major implications for healthy ageing: does eating a wider variety of...

Depression in young people may soon be treated with greater precision, as researchers in Western Australia investigate whether genetic information can help clinicians choose antidepressants...

Parkinson’s disease may leave a visible signature in the laboratory long before its most familiar symptoms become obvious. In a study published in npj Parkinson’s...