News

Researchers at Tokyo Metropolitan University have developed an artificial intelligence–based system that can automatically detect and count sister chromatid

A new study from UCLA has found that a commonly used federal hospital safety metric may be misleading when

A University of Toronto–led study has identified a potential biomarker associated with disease progression in multiple sclerosis (MS), which

Scientists and clinicians can more accurately evaluate precision genome-editing technologies using a newly developed method reported today by St.

Placenta accreta spectrum (PAS), once considered a rare obstetric condition, now affects an estimated 14,000 pregnancies each year and

Plastic pollution affects more than just landscapes and oceans. A recent perspective article in Biocontaminant highlights a lesser-known risk:

Plastic pollution represents more than a visual or environmental nuisance. A recent perspective article published in Biocontaminant suggests that

RNA-based treatments are increasingly recognized as a powerful pillar of modern medicine, demonstrating strong potential in areas such as

A recent study led by Christine Agdestein, a general practitioner and PhD candidate at the Norwegian University of Science

Gestational diabetes increased every year in the United States from 2016 to 2024, according to a new analysis by