Month: July 2026

Keeping the same doctor is becoming harder for reasons that go well beyond a shortage of physicians and nurses. A ...

Biochar, the carbon-rich material made by heating wood, crop residues, and organic waste, may have a hidden control knob that ...

A new narrative review in the Journal of Clinical and Translational Hepatology outlines how clinicians can reduce the risk of ...

Alcohol is often treated as a private health choice, but its consequences are recorded across emergency departments, cancer registries, death ...

School-entry vaccine requirements may offer one of the most strategically important connections between public education and public health, according to ...

When consciousness fades under ketamine, communication across the brain’s neural networks is dramatically altered. As the anesthetic takes effect, neurons ...

A specially engineered cell-derived therapy may offer a new way to control the dangerous inflammation associated with cytokine storms, according ...

(Santa Barbara, Calif.) — Shark fins have long occupied a peculiar place in the global seafood economy: rare enough to ...

The Southern Ocean is changing faster than scientists can fully measure it—and a new European research project is preparing an ...

For decades, microglia have been viewed as the brain’s permanent immune residents: cells that arrive during embryonic development, settle into ...