Month: August 2026

Wuhan, Chengdu, Nanjing, Suzhou and Xuzhou—some of the mightiest economic engines strung along China's longest river—have spent the better part ...

Teenagers who are driven to succeed — and who can already name the university they want to attend — appear ...

When a teenager or young adult slides into problematic substance use, the clinical spotlight almost always falls on the individual ...

Health care in China increasingly arrives at the front door. Through the country's Internet Plus Nursing Services program, a patient ...

Nearly every medical student in Sri Lanka has quietly added an artificial intelligence chatbot to their study toolkit. In a ...

Children who meet all three 24-hour movement-behavior targets—sufficient daily physical activity, limited recreational screen time and adequate sleep—are nearly four ...

When it comes to diagnosing sarcopenia—the age-related loss of muscle mass and strength that quietly erodes mobility and independence in ...

Modern medicine has become remarkably good at putting patients on medications—and strikingly bad at taking them off. Clinical practice guidelines, ...

Glioblastoma, the most aggressive primary brain cancer in adults, has long defeated the standard chemotherapeutic temozolomide through a frustrating combination ...

Thousands of people around the world now live with a mechanical pump beating quietly alongside their failing hearts, and for ...