Parkinson’s disease may begin decades early, study findsT cells are an important part of the immune system, fighting off infections and harmful invaders. However, sometimes these cells ...

A new study from scientists at Scripps Research suggests that a drug already approved by the FDA to treat inflammation could help people with alcohol use disorder (AUD) by reducing both alcohol ...

A common anti-nausea medication used during chemotherapy may help women with early-stage breast cancer live longer, especially those with the aggressive triple-negative form. That’s the finding ...

A team of scientists at ETH Zurich has taken a big step forward in the future of food by growing thicker, more lifelike beef muscle in the lab—no slaughter required. Led by Professor Ori Bar-Nur ...

If you’ve ever dreamed of exploring space, you know there’ll be some serious dangers. One of them is posed by cosmic rays. These high-speed particles slam through anything, including our ...

Air ducts are a promising but challenging domain for drones. Credit: npj Robotics (2025). A team of researchers in France has developed a breakthrough in drone technology that could make ...

What if we could stop obesity before it starts? A new international study offers hope for doing just that. Scientists have created a genetic test that can predict a person’s risk of developing ...

For almost 60 years, doctors have relied on blood cholesterol tests to predict heart disease risk. But a new study led by researchers from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden and Harvard ...

Kidney stones are painful and can lead to serious health problems like chronic kidney disease, osteoporosis, and heart disease. Once someone gets a kidney stone, there’s about a 30% chance they ...

Study shows big misinformation about cholesterol-lowering statinsStatins are well-known drugs that help lower cholesterol and prevent heart disease. They are widely used and have been proven ...

Imagine having a powerful scientific tool built right into your smartphone—small enough to fit inside a single pixel, yet strong enough to detect chemical signatures by analyzing light. Thanks ...

In a breakthrough that sounds like science fiction, researchers have developed a tiny, swallowable capsule that can talk to gut bacteria—and take commands from a smartphone. This high-tech ...