Artificial intelligence has quietly crossed a threshold. The most capable systems no longer see the world through a single ...
Carbon Monoxide Breath Test Outperforms Blood Test in Detecting Newborn Hemolysis, Commentary Argues
A terse but pointed correspondence published in the Journal of Perinatology has reignited one of neonatology’s most practical ...
For the hundreds of thousands of people who undergo sphincter-preserving surgery for rectal cancer each year, saving the ...
Soft electronics promise a future in which devices wrap seamlessly around the body, embed themselves in textiles, and ...
Two of the hottest ideas in modern biology have just been welded together in a sweeping synthesis published in the Journal of Advanced Research. A team led by Chaoying Wen and Cheng Xiao has compiled ...
The vision sounds irresistible: workplaces across Europe where physical health, mental wellbeing, and a sense of purpose flourish together, boosting productivity for employers and economic output for ...
Atopic dermatitis has long been caricatured as a childhood affliction, a rash that flares in infancy and fades with age. A new systematic review and meta-analysis published in Immunity, Inflammation ...
The hippocampus has long been a stage on which scientists watch memory being written, and for decades researchers have ...
A robot can be perfectly safe by every engineering metric and still terrify the people around it. A mobile platform that ...
When cardiologists thread a replacement heart valve through a patient’s femoral artery, they often focus on how narrow or ...
Preterm birth, the delivery of a baby before thirty-seven weeks of gestation, remains one of the most stubborn puzzles in ...
Sepsis remains one of the most feared conditions in modern medicine, a runaway response to infection that can shut down organs within hours. Each year roughly 49 million people develop the syndrome ...
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