Month: July 2026

A new analysis suggests that psychological research is rapidly moving from journals into the machinery of U.S. governance, with findings ...

A newly published study reports that tropical cyclones were far more common during the Late Paleozoic Ice Age than many ...

A new study in Nature Communications reports that maternal hyperglycemia can program the offspring’s heart through a molecular pathway involving ...

Neonatal necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) remains one of pediatrics’ most devastating intestinal disorders, and safer, mechanism-driven therapies are urgently needed. New ...

A new prenatal roadmap could soon help clinicians place endotracheal tubes (ETTs) more precisely in the tiniest preterm newborns. In ...

Short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs)—especially acetate, propionate, and butyrate—are produced when gut microbes ferment carbohydrates that the human body cannot digest. ...

Age-related remodeling of the immune system leaves older adults increasingly susceptible to sudden infections and cancer, while also promoting chronic, ...

Breathing clean air depends on filters that do more than trap particles—they must hold them. In many conventional systems, captured ...

Glenview, Illinois—CHEST, the American College of Chest Physicians’ flagship journal portfolio, has reported a major milestone for its open-access publication ...

A new UC Irvine–led poll released four months before Election Day suggests Orange County remains a rare political battleground, with ...