How the immune system learns to remember threats: the science of innate and adaptive immunity

The immune system operates in two coordinated layers: an immediate innate response acting within minutes, and a slower adaptive response…

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How Brain Chemistry Shapes Mood, Sleep, and Focus: A Guide to Neurotransmitters

Neurotransmitters—chemical messengers between brain cells—regulate mood, sleep, motivation, and cognitive focus. Understanding these twelve major signaling systems explains why lifestyle…

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Daily Grape Consumption Alters Skin Gene Expression and Reduces UV Oxidative Stress

A two-week study shows daily grape consumption activates protective genes in human skin and reduces oxidative stress from UV exposure…

DRC Ebola Outbreak Accelerates With Hundreds of Cases as Vaccine Rollout Remains Months Away

A rapidly spreading Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has prompted urgent containment efforts while vaccine rollout…

Real-time brain fluid monitoring transforms neurocritical care: a breakthrough in cerebrospinal fluid diagnostics

An implantable biosensor platform published in Science Translational Medicine enables continuous monitoring of cerebrospinal fluid biomarkers and flow dynamics in…

UK Trade Deal to Raise NHS Drug Costs Faces Legal Challenge from Patient Groups

The UK government's plan to raise the price the NHS pays for drugs by adjusting NICE's cost-effectiveness threshold has triggered…

Inhaled Treprostinil Shows Promise in Advanced Pulmonary Fibrosis: Phase 3 Trial Results

A phase 3 clinical trial published in The New England Journal of Medicine shows that inhaled treprostinil reduces the decline…

RTS,S Malaria Vaccine’s Antibody Fingerprint Reveals Key to Improved Protection in African Children

Post hoc analysis of the RTS,S malaria vaccine trial reveals that children with high antibody responses to specific epitopes (NANP2…

First-Trimester NSAIDs and Birth Defects: Large Cohort Study Finds No Increased Risk

A population-based cohort study of 54,000 pregnancies found no increased risk of major congenital malformations associated with first-trimester NSAID exposure,…

Dexcom Signals Expansion Beyond Diabetes as CGM Technology Reshapes Health Monitoring

Dexcom's leadership has signalled plans to expand continuous glucose monitoring beyond diabetes management into weight and metabolic health applications. The…

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