Tuberculosis has quietly reclaimed a title no pathogen should want: the world's deadliest infectious disease. According to the World Health...
For decades, public health messaging has rested on a comfortable premise: as people age, they become less active, more sedentary...
In the parched backlands of northeastern Brazil, the journey of a single drop of water—whether it begins on a rooftop,...
Tuberculosis has been outsmarting antibiotics for decades, but one of humanity's deadliest infections may have finally met its analytical match:...
China has unveiled the extraordinary scale of one of the world's largest prospective studies of aging, with the publication of...
Few molecules have ridden a more dramatic rollercoaster through modern medicine than vitamin C, and few have inspired sharper disagreement...
Young adults in the United Kingdom who suffer strokes carry a strikingly varied mix of risk factors and underlying causes,...
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,...
One of the world's most common chronic liver diseases may have a surprisingly precise weak point: a single pore in...
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