A novel model predicts critical energy barriers governing heavy-ion fusion reactions with high accuracy, enabling the synthesis of superheavy nuclei and improving nuclear physics experiments. The model's effective nucleus-nucleus potential combines Skyrme energy density functional with reaction Q-values.
Researchers studying hospital price transparency regulations to see if they're reducing healthcare costs for consumers. They're also exploring unintended consequences and potential negative effects on lower-income patients.
SCAI has announced its new leadership for 2025–26, with Dr. Srihari S. Naidu assuming the role of President during SCAI Scientific Sessions 2025. Dr. Naidu plans to prioritize practical, high-impact science, advocating for policies that protect and empower the workforce.
Dr. Samantha Espinosa has been selected for the WIN-CHIP Fellowship to advance her training in complex procedures and contribute to women's representation in interventional cardiology. The fellowship aims to provide comprehensive technical training while addressing systemic barriers.
The Society for Cardiovascular Angiography & Interventions (SCAI) has recognized the expertise of its top interventionalists, who demonstrate excellence in clinical care, innovation, publication, and teaching. The MSCAI designation is awarded to outstanding individuals who have made significant contributions to the field.
The Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) has launched a program called Ready to Launch, which connects medical students and early-career residents with leaders in interventional cardiology. The program aims to provide exposure to real-world clinical scenarios and lasting professional relationships.
The Society for Cardiovascular Angiography & Interventions (SCAI) recognized 30 exceptional early-career interventionalists who demonstrate leadership, clinical excellence, and a commitment to teamwork and service. The award celebrates their embodiment of SCAI's core values and clear potential to shape the future of the profession.
New studies showcase radiotherapy's potential as a curative treatment for rectal cancer, offering safer alternatives to surgery. Reduced-dose treatments and immunotherapy-combined regimens have improved tumour control and reduced side effects.
A recent study found that early-stage stomach cancer diagnoses are increasing, marking a major progress in detecting this deadliest form of cancer. The study suggests advancements in endoscopic imaging and more widespread use of upper endoscopy may be contributing to these shifts.
Anal cancer is increasing rapidly among older, white and Hispanic women due to HPV vaccination delays. The study found a significant increase in anal cancer rates for these groups, reaching 11.4 cases per 100,000 in 2021.
Researchers have found that promoting glucose metabolism in glial cells can relieve inflammation and photoreceptor degeneration in Alzheimer's patients. This discovery presents an exciting new therapeutic target for treating neurodegenerative conditions like Parkinson's.