A simple, low-tech intervention—wearing frozen gloves and socks during chemotherapy infusions—may meaningfully reduce one of ...

Every year, hundreds of millions of mobile phones are retired, and inside each of them sits a small lithium-ion cell packed ...

Continuous glucose monitors strapped to competitive endurance athletes have revealed something striking: when the starting ...

For most of the past half-century, biology textbooks have drawn a hard line between two arrested cell states. Quiescence was ...

Adolescents and young adults diagnosed with cancer between the ages of 15 and 39 occupy a uniquely turbulent chapter of life.

Machine learning has a dirty secret: the labels that teach it are often wrong, or at least incomplete. In real-world datasets ...

Every time an Anopheles mosquito bites a person, it injects a cocktail of salivary proteins into the skin. The human immune ...

Smart farms run on a quiet promise: that the sensors watching soil moisture, temperature, and nutrient flow are telling the ...

Kimchi, the fiery fermented staple of Korean cuisine, has a microbial dark side that food scientists are only now learning to ...

A team of researchers in India has transformed an everyday plastic into the heart of a working proton battery, and the trick ...

Antimicrobial resistance remains one of the most pressing threats to modern medicine, and researchers around the world are ...

Deep in the steppes of Central Anatolia, a quiet microbial drama is unfolding on the backs of tortoises. Researchers at Niğde ...