Science

A meta-analysis of six randomized trials covering 7,004 patients finds that left atrial appendage occlusion significantly raises ischemic stroke risk compared with modern oral anticoagulants...

A matched cohort study of more than 778,000 people in Japan found that COVID-19 was associated with a 21 percent higher rate of new allergy...

The Journal of Pharmaceutical Investigation has announced a January 2027 special issue on translational advances in pharmaceutical dosage form development driven by particle engineering and...

A prospective study of over 336,000 UK Biobank participants links high allostatic load to elevated lung cancer risk, especially small-cell tumors, and identifies candidate blood...

A five-center study shows deep learning models, especially nnU-Net, predict aggressive meningioma grades from MRI more reliably across hospitals than handcrafted radiomics, which collapsed under...

A cucurbituril host–guest formulation of ticagrelor boosts solubility, doubles systemic exposure, and shifts macrophages toward an anti-inflammatory state in preclinical tests.

Theorists have shown that light can exert a pulling force on short carbon nanotubes, an effect that emerges from the non-local, spatially dispersive conductivity of...

New research from Poland shows that understanding democratic institutions, rather than simply following the news, buffers against national narcissism and strengthens pro-democratic attitudes.

A survey of 465 faculty members in India, Bangladesh, and the Maldives links close supervisory control in universities to employee detachment and lack of initiative,...

Researchers built 105 fluorescently tagged extracellular matrix proteins in C. elegans, creating a standardized atlas that reveals how the collagen-rich cuticle is patterned across tissues...

Researchers have developed a pressure-only method that plots two intraluminal pressure waveforms against each other to create distinctive loops that characterize the mechanical behavior of...

An interview study of nurses in three Norwegian hospitals finds that organizational factors, workload, unclear responsibility for non-tablet medications, and limited digital tools are the...