Wildlife rules across the EU and the UK are falling short of their own promises, according to a new peer-reviewed...

A first-in-human study reported that an off-the-shelf vaccine aimed at common mutant KRAS variants can be both safe and immunologically...

Distillation remains one of industry’s most energy-hungry separation steps, driving both operating costs and greenhouse-gas emissions. Yet improving distillation performance...

DETROIT — Traditional cancer therapies such as radiation and chemotherapy attack tumor cells by damaging their DNA, but many cancers...

Since #MeToo went mainstream in 2018, audiences have shown a measurable shift in how they respond to sexual misconduct on...

Occupational devaluation theory—outlined in the mid-1990s by sociologist Paula England—offers a clear lens on one of the most persistent workplace...

The University of Oklahoma College of Medicine has secured a five-year, $10.7 million National Institutes of Health grant to build...

A new study in Communications Psychology suggests the brain can “steer” attention inside long-term memories, even when those memories are...

A new study published in Nature Communications warns that Arctic permafrost could become an accelerating source of greenhouse gases, and...

A new retrospective study out of the hip-fracture literature suggests that a simple perioperative blood marker ratio could sharpen predictions...