Beyond Age: Frailty Shapes Decisions and Recovery in Very Old ICU Patients
For decades, chronological age has quietly shaped some of the most consequential decisions in intensive-care medicine: who should be admitted ...
For decades, chronological age has quietly shaped some of the most consequential decisions in intensive-care medicine: who should be admitted ...
For people with type 1 diabetes, insulin is not an optional treatment or a long-term lifestyle aid—it is a biological ...
Pig Kidneys Are Moving Toward the Clinic. The Hardest Transplant Decision May Be Ethical For decades, kidney xenotransplantation has been ...
A metabolic feedback loop inside liver cancer cells may help tumors grow and spread—and researchers say disrupting it could weaken ...
A Heart Pump Fit Inside a Child’s Chest—But Her Right Ventricle Could Not Keep Up A device designed to rescue ...
Tumors May “Frack” Under Pressure, Reshaping How Cancer Drugs Spread When doctors inject a drug directly into a tumor, the ...
A compound found in coffee, fruit and vegetables may help protect the stem cells needed to make sperm from the ...
An AI Network Maps the Eye’s Tiny Blood Vessels to Reveal Hidden Signs of Disease A new artificial-intelligence system could ...
A rare ovarian tumor that can transform the body with male-pattern hormonal changes may be compatible with fertility preservation in ...
Ovarian cancer cells may be controlled by a previously underappreciated molecular pathway that links protein recycling, cell growth and response ...
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