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Extremely preterm infants are among the most medically vulnerable patients in modern hospitals, often requiring prolonged respiratory support, repeated procedures...

For years, cancer research has treated tumor cells as relatively stable enemies: cells that multiply, spread and acquire resistance through...

Lead contamination in urban homes may be reaching residents through a pathway that is easy to overlook: ordinary household dust...

Data centers are often imagined as remote warehouses of servers, rising quietly in rural landscapes where land is cheap and...

Multiple myeloma is entering an era of unprecedented therapeutic choice—and equally unprecedented uncertainty. A new clinical perspective by C.R. Tan...

A brittle metal long regarded as difficult to shape could be moving toward a new manufacturing future. Researchers are investigating...

Cities around the world are being rebuilt as intelligent machines. Networks of sensors monitor traffic, algorithms adjust energy demand, cameras...

A plate of food may look like a personal choice, but multiplied across millions of households, it becomes a force...

Parkinson’s disease may begin changing the brain’s movement circuitry before the first unmistakable behavioral symptoms appear, according to a new...

A new class of soft, flexible sensor could change how scientists record the electrical activity of living cells and tissues....