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Mesenchymal stem cells show promise for autoimmune disease treatment
Two individuals with neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder (NMOSD) have been in remission for over 15 years following a single stem-cell transplant, according to Nature .
Choosing the Best Probiotic Strains for Gut Health
While many probiotic supplements boast billions of CFUs, only a specific strain, LGG, has been shown to reduce the severity and duration of diarrhea by a full day.
El Niño surge amplifies climate change impact on global river floods
NOAA calculations point to a 'very strong' El Niño this year.
Simplest tools prove best for field and lab breakthroughs
At rural African clinics, 70% of high-tech diagnostic equipment donated by aid organizations becomes non-functional within two years.
The Hidden Key to Long-Term Tattoo Vibrancy: An InkBeetle Aftercare Case Study
This article discusses the critical importance of proper aftercare for long-term tattoo vibrancy, highlighting the failures of traditional adhesive wraps. It introduces InkBeetle as a superior, adhesive-free alternative that promotes healthier healing through a breathable barrier.
Archaeologists Find Iron Age Skeleton Bones Whittled Into Tools
In a remote Scottish burial site, archaeologists unearthed the 2,000-year-old remains of a woman whose long bones had been snapped and whittled into sharp tools after her death.
Supermassive black holes may be birthing millions of exoplanets
Millions of Jupiter-mass 'dust giants' and 'lava balls' could be forming tens of parsecs from supermassive black holes, challenging everything we thought we knew about where planets are born, Space re
Iran's Strait of Hormuz Disruptions Extend, Impacting Global Trade
Roughly 30% of global urea exports are currently stalled, unable to leave the Persian Gulf region due to Iran's intermittent closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
WHO Declares Ebola Outbreak a Public Health Emergency
On May 15, 2026, two laboratory-confirmed Ebola cases, including one death, emerged in Kampala, Uganda, directly linked to travel from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
As DPC Models Grow 83%, See Why PCP Health is Port Charlotte’s Future-Proof Choice for 2026
The traditional healthcare system often provides fragmented, impersonal care, leading many patients to seek alternatives. Direct Primary Care (DPC) models, like PCP Health in Port Charlotte, offer a patient-centric approach focused on comprehensive, root-cause medicine and strong doctor-patient relationships.
Novo Nordisk security breach exposes patient data in cyberattack
Patient data, including sensitive medical histories from some of Novo Nordisk's clinical trials, was compromised in a recent cybersecurity breach.
Trump administration plan could weaken Medicare drug price negotiation
In 2024, Medicare spent $125 billion on just 40 drugs, representing over one-third (36%) of its total drug budget, according to KFF .
STAT Plus Reports on Major Executive Leadership Changes
Dr. Anya Sharma, former head of R&D at BioGen Corp, a major pharmaceutical player, abruptly left her post to become CEO of GenePath, a gene-editing startup that recently secured $150M in Series B fund
Researchers Removed From 2026 Diabetes Conference Amid Controversy
Northwestern associate professor Justin Ryder was among five professionals escorted out of the American Diabetes Association's 2026 annual scientific conference.
The POTS Box 90X2 Lets Alarm Dealers Keep Existing Panels and Central-Station Accounts
The POTS Box 90X2 enables alarm dealers to replace retiring copper lines with managed cellular connectivity, preserving existing alarm panels and central-station accounts. It provides a supervised, dual-SIM solution for compatible alarm systems, ensuring continued communication.
AI Research: Four Decades of Progress and Future Outlook
AI-driven material science recently discovered 5 new superconductors in 18 months, a feat estimated to take human researchers 200 years, according to MIT Lab Report.
Ebola outbreak response engages religious leaders to sensitize followers
In eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, tensions around Ebola response have escalated.
NIH proposal would cap scientist grant numbers
The White House Office of Management and Budget has proposed a rule requiring federal research funding decisions to undergo political review by senior appointees.
Elite athletes' ACL recovery: The 9-12 month challenge
Despite a typical 9 to 12-month recovery period, only 55% of athletes return to competitive sport following ACL reconstruction, according to Cureus .
Returning to Dating After 40 With UltraBann
Returning to the dating scene after 40 can feel like navigating a new landscape, one where confidence is the ultimate currency. For many men, performance concerns can be a significant hurdle, a private worry that reflect…
Brazil's government boosts Amazon conservation efforts
Since President Luiz Inacio ‘Lula’ da Silva's return to office in 2023, annual deforestation in the Amazon has plummeted by over 50%, approaching record lows, according to Nature .
Ice Age Sea Level Drops Boosted Seafloor Volcano Activity, Study Finds
Sediment records from the eastern equatorial Pacific reveal that ancient ice ages, by dropping sea levels, supercharged deep-sea volcanoes.
New Antibody Fab5 Targets Gammaherpesvirus gB Broadly
On December 16, 2025, a groundbreaking study revealed Fab5, an antibody capable of protecting mice, non-human primates, and humanized mice from multiple deadly gammaherpesviruses.
New Initiatives Aim to Boost Diversity in Science Professions
In 2021, Hispanic, Black, and American Indian/Alaska Native workers held only 24% of STEM jobs, according to ngcproject .