Grace Morrison
Scientists urge personalized treatment for mantle cell lymphoma
European researchers urge personalized mantle cell lymphoma treatment based on disease biology rather than age for better patient outcomes.
Tropical Insect Science Failing as Species Decline
Tropical insect science is failing as species decline, with millions of species undocumented and at risk.
Bats resistant to own deadly viruses found
Bats found resistant to own deadly viruses, scientists discover key to their immunity through unique antibodies production.
Hydrogen Plenty Star Birth Rates Falling
Hydrogen star formation rates are plummeting as new FAST and DESI data reveal star births have fallen to under half their level…
Scientists explain why snake embryos twist into spirals
Scientists explain why snake embryos twist into tight spirals before hatching to accommodate their long bodies. Learn about the physical constraints causing…
Pre-K Advantage Lasts 20 Years, Study Finds
Public school pre-K programs provide a lasting academic advantage over family-based childcare, according to a new study of 400,000 students.
Oldest DNA Unveils New Pangolin
Scientists discover new Asian pangolin species, Manis aurita, using 1836 DNA. Learn more about this fascinating find in our article.
Genes may drive cholesterol spike on low-carb diets
Low-carb diets can raise cholesterol in some people, and new research shows genetics may be the key factor behind this spike.
Weight-loss hormone could shield liver regardless of weight
A weight-loss hormone may protect the liver from inflammation, offering new hope for fatty liver disease treatments.
Brain Information Hub Secrets Uncovered
Discover how the frontoparietal cortex manages the brain's information flow and processes data during complex tasks like driving.