Engineered Gel Cells Carry Artificial DNA Receptors to Detect and Treat Aflatoxin
Aflatoxin, one of the most dangerous families of foodborne toxins, may soon face an unusual opponent: living cells transformed into...
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Aflatoxin, one of the most dangerous families of foodborne toxins, may soon face an unusual opponent: living cells transformed into...
A new study has identified autoantibodies targeting CD320, the cellular receptor responsible for transporting vitamin B12 into cells, in a...
University of Missouri researchers have found that moving the start and end of an overnight hospital shift forward by two...
A seizure in the confined environment of an aircraft can transform an otherwise routine flight into a rapidly evolving medical...
A new study in JAMA is examining an overlooked interval in hospital care: the time between a patient’s admission to...
A web-based cardiac rehabilitation program designed specifically for women has shown promising results among patients living in rural and remote...
Tuberculosis remains one of the most consequential threats facing people living with HIV, despite the availability of preventive medicines and...
A federal health agency that quietly underpins some of the United States’ most important patient-safety protections is facing a crisis...
Artificial intelligence is moving from the research laboratory into examination rooms, hospitals and home-care platforms, raising a question that could...
A blood test that captures subtle changes in cardiac strain may offer a sharper way to identify older adults at...
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