Drug self-administration has long been regarded as one of the most informative laboratory approaches for studying substance use disorder. Unlike...

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Doctors may intend the word “normal” to calm a worried patient. New research suggests that the same word can quietly...

Fuchs endothelial corneal dystrophy, a progressive disorder that can gradually cloud the cornea and impair vision, may be driven by...

The apparent benefits of updated COVID-19 vaccines in older adults may be influenced by more than the vaccines themselves, according...

A newly reported nucleus pulposus cell population could reshape how scientists understand the spine’s natural capacity for repair. In a...

A new study in mice suggests that ketamine may do more than rapidly relieve depressive-like symptoms: it may also protect...

Obesity diagnosis may be on the verge of a major reset, as a new diagnostic study examines whether body mass...

A molecular handshake between two immune proteins may explain why familial Mediterranean fever (FMF) erupts into painful inflammation—and could help...

Researchers at the University of Illinois have developed a pocket-sized fluorescence reader that could bring laboratory-grade molecular testing closer to...