Beneath the world's farmland lies one of agriculture's strangest assets: an estimated 3.5 billion tons of phosphorus, quietly banked in ...

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A radioactive tracer engineered to illuminate the fibrous scaffolding surrounding tumor cells — rather than the tumors' appetite for sugar ...

Every day in catheterization laboratories around the world, cardiologists confront the same frustrating category of blockage: the intermediate coronary stenosis, ...