Precision anti-aging strategies aim to target harmful senescent cells while preserving beneficial ones
Hanyang University researchers identify 2.5 nanometers as the minimum effective coating thickness for longer-lasting solid-state EV batteries
Kumamoto University technical expert receives prestigious MEXT Minister’s Award for excellence in research support
Review highlights antimicrobial peptides as cross-seeding modulators at the neurodegenerative–infectious interface
"Reading the invisible": POSTECH-led team develops AI framework accounting for hidden defects in metal 3D printing
Information security with smart hydrogels: Photo‑patterning and multi‑stimuli responsive structural color
AI and supercomputer simulations reveal how a bacterial energy-converting enzyme pumps sodium ions, paving the way for new antibiotics
The Lancet Psychiatry: No clear link between common antidepressant use in pregnancy and autism or ADHD in children, finds most comprehensive study to date
Nationwide study finds reduced triptan use for migraine one year after semaglutide initiation for weight loss among women
Trial shows rapid weight loss is much more effective than gradual weight loss in achieving and sustaining clinically meaningful weight loss
Share proton therapy across national borders and plan five new centres in Romania, Greece, Italy, Northern Ireland and Poland to maximise access for patients in Europe
Analysis of 32 studies and more than 43000 participants shows how using obesity drugs for weight loss is associated with a clinically relevant drop in blood pressure
Endoscopic procedure associated with greater short-term weight loss than oral semaglutide, study finds
Obesity and dietician societies combine to issue consensus recommendations on use of incretin drugs in obesity therapy
JMIR Biomedical Engineering invites submissions on “Sex and Gender in Biomedical Engineering: Toward Equitable Outcomes in Workforce and Modeling.”
Ochsner Children’s cardiologist named one of several principal investigators in $15 million initiative to treat heart valve disease
Historical DNA connects 1.3 million living relatives to 17th-century Maryland settlers and may have identified the colony’s second governor