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Herbal Extract Shows Early Promise in Protecting Kidneys During Cisplatin Chemotherapy
A mouse study suggests an aqueous extract of Phyllanthus urinaria L may shield renal tubules from cisplatin-induced acute kidney injury by easing infl...

Ultrasound Method Opens New Front in Glioblastoma Fight as Drugmakers Race for Brain Cancer Therapies
University of Virginia researchers have developed an experimental ultrasound-based technique to deliver therapeutic nanoparticles into the brain to fi...

Stroke Neurology Leader Bruce Ovbiagele to Receive 2026 Eugene Braunwald Academic Mentorship Award
Dr. Bruce Ovbiagele, a leading stroke neurologist and mentor, will receive the American Heart Association's 2026 Eugene Braunwald Academic Mentorship ...

Greater Bay Area Science Forum 2026 Bolsters Global Sci-Tech Hub Ambitions with New Measures and Projects
The 2026 GBA Science Forum unveiled new support measures, launched key R&D projects, and reinforced the region's position as a global innovation leade...

Satellite AI Maps 5.25 Billion Trees Across Rwanda and Tanzania, Revealing Gaps in Forest Inventories
A new deep-learning framework combining multisensor satellite imagery has produced national-scale tree counts for Rwanda and Tanzania, showing that ov...

New Expert Consensus Aims to Standardize Surgery for Childhood Kidney Cancer
A new expert consensus published in the World Journal of Pediatric Surgery provides 34 recommendations to standardize surgical management of unilatera...

Mayo Clinic Study Finds Brain Tumor DNA in Cerebrospinal Fluid, Opening Door to Less Invasive Diagnosis
A Mayo Clinic study has found that cerebrospinal fluid contains DNA from complex brain tumors, potentially enabling less invasive diagnosis and monito...

Rural Heart Attack Deaths Nearly Triple Compared to Urban Areas, Study Finds
New research reveals rural residents face nearly three times the risk of dying before hospital arrival after a heart attack, with Black adults and you...

Pre-Pregnancy Hypertension and Diabetes Linked to Higher Risk of Severe Fetal Heart Defects
A new study of over 44 million U.S. births finds that chronic hypertension and diabetes before pregnancy are associated with significantly higher risk...

Irregular Sleep Tied to Higher Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke and Heart Failure
Preliminary research analyzing more than 1 million nights of sleep links inconsistent bedtimes and varying sleep duration to a 20% to 24% higher risk ...

Extreme Heat Drives Sharp Rise in Cardiac Arrest ICU Admissions, Straining Hospital Capacity
New preliminary research shows out-of-hospital cardiac arrest ICU admissions jump by up to 102% on days reaching 98°F, with women and older adults at ...

AI Early Warning System for Cardiac Arrest Funded by American Heart Association
The American Heart Association has awarded a grant to Cedars-Sinai researchers to develop an AI-powered early warning system that could predict out-of...

Certified-PEP Publishes 2026 Research Peptide Supplier Comparison, Highlighting Transparency Gaps
Certified-PEP's 2026 comparison of 10 research peptide suppliers reveals significant differences in documentation transparency, underscoring the need ...

Creative Biolabs Expands Tumor Organoid Co-Culture Models for CAR-T Research
Creative Biolabs is promoting three-dimensional tumor organoid co-culture services that let preclinical researchers study CAR-T and other immune cell ...

Dr. Kerry Evans Scholarship for Sciences Opens Applications for 2027 Undergraduate Award
The Dr. Kerry Evans Scholarship for Sciences is now accepting applications for its 2027 one-time $1,000 award, open to undergraduate science students ...

Yale Study Finds Brain Cancers Develop Distinct Mutations After Treatment, Opening Path to Personalized Therapy
Researchers at Yale School of Medicine have discovered that recurrent brain cancers develop mutations that differ radically between subtypes, suggesti...

Anthropic's AI Model Autonomously Advances Quantum Computing in Two Days
Anthropic's most advanced AI model solved quantum computing problems in just over two days without human involvement, signaling a shift where AI can i...

Gene Amplification Gives Hospital Superbug a Foothold in the Host, But at a Cost
Researchers have identified how ISAba1-mediated amplification of the crp-osmC gene cluster helps Acinetobacter baumannii colonize and survive in hosts...

New Book Challenges Binary View of Science and Faith
Meenakshi Dhar's new book, Living With Both: Faith, Science, and the Search for Meaning, argues that science and faith are complementary rather than c...

Experimental Vaccine Shows Promise in Glioblastoma Trial, Offering New Hope After Decades of Stagnation
A recent clinical trial of an experimental vaccine has extended survival in glioblastoma patients, signaling potential progress after more than 20 yea...

Better Measurement Could Be Science's Next Big Advantage, Says Researcher Lee Lorenzen
Researcher Lee Lorenzen argues that improving scientific measurement is as important as new discoveries, as better tools can revive old observations a...

University Study Confirms Porphyry Copper-Molybdenum Potential at Angkor Resources' Andong Bor Project in Cambodia
A scientific study by Kyushu University and the Institute of Technology of Cambodia has identified porphyry-style copper-molybdenum mineralization at ...

New Framework Treats Spectra as 'Physical Tokens' to Accelerate AI-Driven Materials Discovery
A new conceptual framework published in Precision Chemistry proposes treating spectra as 'physical tokens' to create a machine-readable language for m...

Scientists Uncover New Molecular Circuit That Drives Liver Cancer Stemness
A new study reveals a tumor-suppressive axis involving SPRED2, p53, and miR-506-3p that controls cancer stem cell traits in hepatocellular carcinoma, ...

Dual-Pathway Framework Could Sharpen Coastal Salinity Monitoring
A new dual-pathway framework aims to improve satellite measurements of coastal sea surface salinity, which are currently plagued by land contamination...

175 Researchers Map the Future of Explosion Mechanics as AI Reshapes the Field
A new roadmap signed by 175 researchers charts explosion mechanics' expansion beyond defense into aerospace, manufacturing, and resilient infrastructu...

DASH Diet Pioneer Lawrence J. Appel to Receive 2026 Research Achievement Award
Dr. Lawrence J. Appel will be honored with the American Heart Association's 2026 Research Achievement Award for his groundbreaking research on diet, s...

Contacto XIII Ranks Among Spotify Mexico’s Top 50 Science Podcasts
reVolver Podcasts’ Spanish-language show Contacto XIII has secured a spot among Mexico’s most-listened-to science podcasts on Spotify, highlighting th...

Skull's Hidden Lymph Node Structures May Redefine Brain Immunity, Study Finds
A new study reveals lymph-node-like structures in the skull's bone marrow, suggesting the brain has a local immune defense system that could open new ...

Certified-PEP Spotlights U.S.-Made Research Peptides with Independent Batch Testing
Certified-PEP is highlighting its U.S.-manufactured research peptide portfolio, emphasizing independent batch testing and accessible documentation for...

Healthspan Action Coalition and Italian Partners Launch Global Collaboration to Extend Healthy Lifespan
The Healthspan Action Coalition has partnered with prominent Italian organizations to advance longevity science and preventive health, a move that cou...

Vanderbilt Scientist Annet Kirabo to Receive 2026 Joseph A. Vita Award for Immune-Hypertension Discoveries
Dr. Annet Kirabo will receive the American Heart Association's 2026 Joseph A. Vita Award for her paradigm-shifting research revealing how immune activ...

Unified Theory of Plasma Confinement Published by Fusion Researchers
A new paper in Nuclear Fusion presents a unified theory of transport barriers in magnetically confined systems, a critical step toward commercially vi...

Lower Cognitive Scores in 60s Linked to Higher Future Stroke Risk, Study Finds
A new Swedish study suggests that lower cognitive test scores among adults in their 60s may indicate a higher risk of future stroke, potentially offer...

South Korean Researchers Discover Protein That Controls Brain Cancer Growth, Offering New Hope for Glioblastoma Patients
Scientists in South Korea have identified a new protein that regulates the growth of glioblastoma, the deadliest form of brain cancer, potentially lea...

American Heart Association to Honor Cardiovascular Genetics Pioneer Pradeep Natarajan with 2026 Population Research Prize
The American Heart Association will award its 2026 Population Research Prize to Dr. Pradeep Natarajan, a leading cardiovascular geneticist whose work ...

Phenikaa University Invests VND 80 Billion in STEM Education and Launches International-Standard Planetarium
Phenikaa University's VND 80 billion STEM investment and new planetarium aim to advance science education and host the 19th International Olympiad on ...

Certified-PEP Pushes Batch Testing and Transparency in U.S. Research Compound Market
Certified-PEP is differentiating itself in the U.S. research compound market by emphasizing domestic manufacturing, batch-level testing through Vangua...

Psychiatrist Dr. Amar Surdhar Backs HAS Foundation to Advance Neurological Health and Compassionate Care
Dr. Amar Surdhar, founder of Clarion Psychiatry, has announced his support for the HAS Foundation, highlighting the need for science, innovation, and ...

Creative Biolabs Expands Antibody Portfolio for HIV and HTLV Research
Creative Biolabs has broadened its specialized antibody offerings for HIV-1, HIV-2, and HTLV-1, providing researchers with new tools to study viral pr...

Creative Biolabs Expands Research Services for Edible Plant-Derived Extracellular Vesicles
Creative Biolabs has broadened its plant-derived extracellular vesicle services to support isolation, characterization, cargo loading, and preclinical...

Boston BioLife to Co-Present Translational Longevity Summit in 2026
Boston BioLife marks 11 years of translational medicine leadership by co-presenting the Translational Longevity Summit, aiming to bridge the gap betwe...

Simple Waist-to-Height Ratio Emerges as Global Screening Tool for Pediatric Fatty Liver Disease
A new international study finds that waist-to-height ratio is a reliable, low-cost screening tool for pediatric MASLD across diverse ethnic and geneti...

American Heart Association and American Headache Society Partner to Fund Migraine-Heart Research
The American Heart Association and American Headache Society have co-funded a $200,000 Innovative Project Award to investigate the link between migrai...

Cardiac Surgery Researcher Jennifer S. Lawton to Receive American Heart Association's 2026 Basic Research Prize
Dr. Jennifer S. Lawton will be honored with the American Heart Association's 2026 Basic Research Prize for her pioneering translational research on pr...

GeoVax Preclinical Data Shows Single-Dose MVA Vaccine Protects Against Lethal Clade I Mpox
GeoVax announced preclinical findings that its enhanced MVA-X vaccine provides durable single-dose protection against highly pathogenic Clade I mpox, ...

Peptide Supplier Expands HPLC Testing to Bulk Semaglutide and Tirzepatide Orders
Peptide Wholesale Supply has extended its HPLC peptide testing protocols to bulk orders of BPC-157, Semaglutide, and Tirzepatide, aiming to improve ba...

Tevard Biosciences Preclinical Study Shows Engineered Suppressor tRNAs Restore Dystrophin in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
Tevard Biosciences and collaborators published preclinical research demonstrating that engineered suppressor tRNAs can restore full-length dystrophin ...