In a striking convergence of plant chemistry and nanotechnology, researchers have engineered gold nanoparticles stabilized by quercetin, a naturally occurring...
A daily dose of vitamin D may help children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes need less insulin, according to...
For people living with type 1 diabetes, the promise of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technology has long been heralded as...
Artificial intelligence has learned to taste, or at least to predict what a molecule will taste like, with remarkable accuracy....
Artificial intelligence is reshaping modern healthcare at a remarkable pace, from diagnostic algorithms that read medical images to predictive models...
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Spinal cord injury is one of the most life-altering events in medicine, and for decades the clinical conversation around it...
A patient's blunt description of homeless shelters as "gladiator shelters" — places where men must fight for a mattress —...
For people living with severe spinal cord injuries, one of the most disabling complications is not the paralysis itself but...
Microwave hyperthermia—the controlled heating of tumors to temperatures that weaken or kill cancer cells—has long promised a non-invasive alternative to...
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