Month: July 2026

Winter respiratory infections remain a major threat to older adults living in care homes, prompting renewed interest in engineering-based infection ...

Spin waves—often called magnons—can carry information in ways that promise lower energy use than conventional electronics. By tailoring how these ...

Blood vessels must form in a way that is both precise and reliable, so that oxygen and nutrients can reach ...

A large new study has taken aim at a long-observed puzzle in child mental health: why some children diagnosed with ...

Coastal cities are used to floods arriving “suddenly,” but new research suggests many inundations follow a clockwork pattern. A study ...

A new study highlights how race and ethnicity can shape not just cancer risk, but the specific medical reasons behind ...

A new study is shaking up how clinicians and researchers judge early childhood development tests by showing that results from ...

Hospitals have long relied on the 24-hour “in-house call”—a familiar feature of modern medical staffing in which physicians remain on-site ...

A new randomized trial offers some of the strongest evidence yet that structured alcohol-reduction care can work in humanitarian settings ...

National Harbor, Md. (July 27, 2026) — Some people seem naturally drawn to sweets and fatty foods, while others can ...