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Extra Year of Secondary School Linked to Fewer Dementia Diagnoses Later in Life
Precision T-Cell Therapy Stalls Resistant Cancers in Trial
FSU's ICON-Health Marks First Anniversary, Adds Biomarker Lab
PARP1-Mediated DNA Repair Mechanism Characterized for First Time
Computer Scientists Develop Tools to Find Experiments, Spot Citation Hallucinations
Ultra-Processed Foods Heighten Children's Brain Response to Food
Blood Test Helps Assess Brain Injury Severity
Heat Linked to 50,000 Deaths in European Cities in Summer 2026
Blood Test Helps Clinicians Gauge Brain Injury Severity
What Does Voter Suppression Have To Do With Health?
International Study Supports FDA Approval of HIV Drug for Newborns
Stone Gets $3.7 Million to Study Rare Metabolic Disorder
Molecular Glue Stabilizes Cancer-Suppressing Protein in Lung and Uterine Cancers
Earlier Survivorship Care Tied to Lower Head and Neck Cancer Recurrence, Death
Research Identifies Drivers of Microbiome-Linked Immunotherapy Side Effect
Earlier Survivorship Care Linked to Lower Head and Neck Cancer Risks
New Mission For UTA Veterans: Financial Literacy
Nurses Key to Swedish Bowel Cancer Screening
Fathers Get One-Eighth Paid Leave of Mothers, All Pay Price
USF Research Funding Hits Record $775 Million
GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs Change Eating Habits, Nausea Needs Study
When Will Wearable Brain-Computer Interfaces Go Mainstream?
Early ASL Access Boosts Math Skills in Deaf Children, Study Finds
Government GP Care Targets Raise Questions About Priorities
Nearly Half of On-Duty Firefighter Deaths Are Heart-Related
Common Enzyme Buildup Stunts Brain Growth
Scientists Reveal How Deadly Andes Hantavirus Enters Human Cells
NIH Grant Funds Study of Gut Microbes, Blood Cell Production
Excess RNA Can Starve Cells of Energy, Study Finds
Fitness Plateau? How to Track Progress and Adjust Training Plans
Vaping Rises in US Since 2013-14
High-Nicotine Vaping Among U.S. Young Adults Surges 80% Since 2017
Vaping More Common and Frequent in US Since 2013-14
High-Nicotine Vaping Surges 80% Among US 18-24-Year-Olds Since 2017
Genetic, Psychosocial Factors Linked to Addiction Recovery
What to Know About Nutrition on GLP-1 Drugs Like Ozempic
Researchers Explore AI for Better Weed Management
Researchers Challenge False-Confession Risk Measures
Vanderbilt-Led Team Maps Gene Variants Linked to Sudden Death
Honey Bee Hives Have Living Immune Systems That Fight Disease
AI Facial Scans Help Doctors Assess Age and Survival Risk
Autistic Employees Describe Hidden Labor of Workplace Camouflaging
Preschool Social-Emotional Skills Improve Young Adults' Lives
Protein Complex Found to Keep Jumping Genes in Place
AI Model Detects Hidden Health Issues in CT Scans
Trump Administration Advances Women's Health Across Life Stages
UC Davis Health Launches Accelerated Depression Treatment Program
National Study Finds Girls Vape More Than Boys