Study tracks legacy, alternative, and precursor PFAS levels in premenopausal Canadian women
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, have long been described as “forever chemicals” because the carbon–fluorine bonds that define many...
Arden Whitmore covers clinical medicine and diagnostics for Scienmag, focusing on clinical research, diagnostic methods, patient care, and evidence that shapes day-to-day health decisions.
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, have long been described as “forever chemicals” because the carbon–fluorine bonds that define many...
A Parkinson’s Test That Can Detect Misfolded Proteins Is Entering Its Standardization Era A laboratory test capable of detecting tiny...
Esophageal cancer surgery has entered an era of smaller incisions, robotic instruments and faster recovery—but a long-standing question has remained...
Liquid–liquid phase separation, the process by which molecules spontaneously condense into concentrated droplets without a surrounding membrane, has become one...
Obesity is no longer viewed simply as a condition of excess body weight. It is increasingly understood as a complex...
Tiny Nanoparticles Could Transform the Fight Against Deadly Ventricular Arrhythmias Ventricular fibrillation and other ventricular arrhythmias can turn a heartbeat...
Ovarian cancer may soon be examined through a new kind of microscope that relies on the natural light-emitting properties of...
A new study is drawing attention to an overlooked command center in bone repair: the thin cortical microenvironment surrounding an...
A study of 461 French primary-school children has found that physical fitness and “physical literacy”—the motivation, confidence, knowledge and physical...
A Tiny Camera May Change How Doctors Tackle Children’s Most Dangerous Airways When a child’s airway is difficult to access,...
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