Month: July 2026

A new Pediatrics Research commentary asks a deceptively simple question: how accurate does “accurate enough” really need to be for ...

A team investigating preterm birth has turned to a simple, controllable delivery-room variable: how long clinicians delay clamping the umbilical ...

A new study warns that climate adaptation tools—software and decision-support systems designed to guide planning—may deliver uneven benefits across the ...

Wearable medical monitors are built to track the body in real time, but everyday motion can be unforgiving. Bending, stretching, ...

A new observational analysis draws on blood samples from the ESTHER study to test whether common blood-based biomarkers can forecast ...

A team of researchers at The University of Texas at Austin has created a new 3D-printable material that behaves like ...

A surge in big-data and quantum-device development is pushing materials toward the atomic scale, where conventional magnetism often fails. One ...

Sperm whales don’t sleep the way most animals do. Instead of drifting quietly at the surface, these massive mammals can ...

Brown bullhead catfish melanoma in Lake Memphremagog is a single clonal cancer lineage that appears to spread between individuals, according ...

A new study published in Nature Mental Health highlights “unpredictability” in childhood as a distinct form of adversity that can ...