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Multiple sclerosis has long been organized into three familiar clinical categories: relapsing–remitting, secondary progressive and primary progressive. These labels have...

Fungi have spent millions of years assembling molecular tools that can attack competitors, communicate with their surroundings and survive extreme...

The gut and the brain are engaged in a continuous electrical and chemical dialogue that governs hunger, digestion, satiety, and...

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center and the Bloomberg~Kimmel Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy have reported that a single...

Iontronic pressure sensors may have found a powerful new route to higher sensitivity—and it does not require inventing a new...

For patients with metastatic colorectal cancer, adding high-dose vitamin D to standard treatment did not significantly extend the time before...

Erosion Changes the Microbial Rules of Soil Carbon Loss Water erosion is reshaping the carbon cycle beneath agricultural fields in...

Acute ischemic stroke has traditionally been treated with caution when brain imaging shows a large established infarct, a condition commonly...

Artificial intelligence is moving toward one of the most consequential—and least examined—frontiers in health care: correctional systems. A Viewpoint published...

A large longitudinal study is challenging one of the most persistent assumptions in modern parenting: that more screen time inevitably...