Porcine astrovirus 4 is emerging as a more genetically complex virus than its name might suggest, according to a study published in npj Viruses. Researchers led by V. Bamrung, P.C. Gauger and...
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A new systematic review and meta-analysis is set to examine one of the most complex questions in modern public health: whether people living with mental...
A new study describes a high-throughput strategy for engineering bispecific antibodies that could help macrophages destroy malignant B cells more efficiently, offering a potential new...
A new study is putting a high-tech “watchdog” inside one of additive manufacturing’s most promising processes. Researchers B.T. Weston, M.E. Zelinski, H.Z. Ammar and colleagues...
Wearable Sensors Could Turn Uric Acid Monitoring Into an Everyday Health Check Uric acid, a waste product formed when the body breaks down purines, may...
Researchers have demonstrated an infrared spectroscopy system that can detect chemical aerosols from a distance by using light reflected from ordinary surfaces, including traffic signs,...
Porcine astrovirus 4 is emerging as a more genetically complex virus than its name might suggest, according to a study published in npj Viruses. Researchers...
WASHINGTON — A combination of two immunotherapy drugs produced substantially higher rates of tumor eradication when added to chemotherapy before surgery in patients with high-risk,...
Bologna, Italy — The Netherlands has officially joined the Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory European Research Infrastructure Consortium (CTAO ERIC) as an Observer, opening a new...
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), an umbrella term for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, is becoming an increasingly significant public-health challenge worldwide. The burden is rising...
A new study published in Nature Communications reports that corisin, a virus-associated molecular factor, can disrupt the protein-management systems of lung epithelial cells and initiate...
A Shower’s Smallest Habits May Be Driving Much More Water Waste Than Expected, Study Finds The length of a shower may depend less on who...
Anti-angiogenic drugs were expected to starve tumors by cutting off their blood supply. Yet many cancers eventually adapt, finding alternative ways to grow new vessels...
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