Forests cover roughly one-third of Earth’s land surface, shelter most of the planet’s terrestrial biodiversity, store vast quantities of carbon, ...

Postoperative pain is often treated as if it were a single symptom with a single solution: assess its intensity, prescribe ...

A new study of the Kermadec Trench has revealed how microbial life can persist in one of Earth’s most nutrient-starved ...

Multiple myeloma has long challenged researchers because the disease is not driven only by uncontrolled growth. Its malignant plasma cells ...

A striking pattern seen on cardiac scans has become one of the most debated findings in pediatric cardiology: a left ...

Psoriasis is often described as a skin disease, but its deepest biology unfolds across the immune system. Beneath the familiar ...

A hidden chemical legacy frozen into Arctic soils could be set for a dramatic return as the planet warms. A ...

A new study is drawing attention to the long psychological shadow cast by childhood maltreatment, showing how early experiences may ...

In classrooms shaped by migration, language diversity and competing cultural expectations, a teacher’s confidence can determine whether difference becomes a ...

A new review in Nature Reviews Bioengineering presents cellular assemblies as a potential new class of “living therapeutics” — biological ...