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Preterm twins are often monitored in the minutes and hours after birth for subtle signs of cardiovascular instability. A new...

Underwater robotics and diving equipment face a brutal reality: damage happens, power is hard to replace, and most sensors fail...

Early childhood is a decisive window for shaping lifelong health, yet young children are routinely exposed to a cocktail of...

Chronic alcohol exposure and acute stress can push the brain toward maladaptive coping, yet not everyone responds the same way....

A new randomized Phase II clinical trial, OPTIM, is testing whether escalating immune therapy can improve outcomes for people with...

Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) has long been treated as a single, monolithic disease—yet mounting evidence suggests it is anything but uniform....

Healthcare wards are increasingly focused on preventing avoidable decline in older adults, but implementing mobility programs inside fast-paced acute care...

Breeding crops for thousands of years has narrowed genetic diversity into tight corridors, delivering steady gains—yet today progress is slowing....

A new cross-sectional study published in BMC Geriatrics reports a detailed, data-driven look at how physical health measures differ among...

Flow batteries are gaining attention as a practical route to storing renewable electricity, addressing a central barrier to the clean-energy...