Experimentation on patient-derived organoids could hasten more personalized treatments for breast cancer, including the ...

Frequent nighttime micro-awakenings were linked to higher genetic Alzheimer’s risk in healthy middle-aged adults, while no ...

Researchers are testing an off-the-shelf cancer vaccine in esophageal cancer patients before surgery. The team are assessing ...

Researchers followed 260 children for eight years, examining activity, sedentary behavior, and screen use. Higher screen time ...

Researchers found that reef fish developing in different habitats show distinct thyroid hormone, gene expression, and ...

Discover how the impacts of marine heatwaves extend far beyond dying coral reefs and declining fisheries, posing a growing ...

Prof. Georg Zeller explores the promise of microbiome-based colorectal cancer screening, the impact of dietary habits on ...

Birth is a pivotal moment in the formation of the microbiome, as newborns begin acquiring microbes that help determine early immune, metabolic, and gut development. The infant microbiome is highly ...

Some cancer cells aren’t killed by chemotherapy; instead, they send signals to neighboring tumor cells, promoting the spread of cancer. Researchers have recently identified that fructose, a common ...

A study reveals how mitochondrial proteins can activate immune cells in the absence of bacteria, offering insight into excessive inflammation during infections and other inflammatory disorders.

Researchers identified a lysosomal pathway that drives harmful microglial responses in Sanfilippo syndrome and may also contribute to Alzheimer’s disease, pointing to potential targets for earlier ...

In a first-of-its-kind study by King’s College London, changes in two major types of immune cells in blood have been linked to different survival outcomes for patients with melanoma. Melanoma, the ...