The Science of Us: Exploring New Frontiers in Human Research
Melanoma cells use blebs to mechanically tunnel through tissues, a groundbreaking discovery with implications for cancer treatment.
Surgeons are taking a page out of nature’s playbook, turning to the fangs of pythons for inspiration in revolutionizing rotator cuff surgery. A new device, mimicking the serpent’s curved teeth, promises to double the strength of surgical repairs, offering hope for millions who suffer from debilitating shoulder injuries.
Scientists uncover a potential breakthrough in understanding long COVID, as rogue antibodies are implicated in the persistent neurological symptoms that plague millions.
The avian influenza virus, H5N1, is not just a respiratory disease in birds. Disturbingly, it has shown a troubling tendency to invade the brains of mammals, prompting scientists to investigate this phenomenon and its implications for public health.
Scientists have discovered a brain hormone, CCN3, that may explain why nursing mothers maintain strong bones despite the calcium drain of lactation. This finding could lead to new treatments for osteoporosis and fracture healing.
A new study reveals a disconnect between patients and providers regarding birth control, highlighting the need for clear communication and evidence-based guidance in the age of social media.
Bird Flu’s Unseen Pathway: Mammary Glands Under Siege In a startling revelation, scientists have discovered…
Discover how the HLA-DQA2 gene shields against COVID-19 in resilient individuals. Insights from challenge trials redefine immune response dynamics.
