Biodegradable Nerve Guide Helps Regenerate Damaged Nerves

A study of 351 pregnant women suggests that vitamin D levels in first trimester are associated with pregnancy outcomes.

Almost 50% of Scientists Are Leaving Academia Within 10 Years – Here’s Why

Ancient DNA from humans and canines is helping to untangle the history of European colonization in North America.

Three patients are in “safe, deep remission” after receiving a CRISPR-Cas9-modified cell therapy for autoimmune disease treatment.

A new method to tag neurons reveals immediate effects of psilocybin on individual neurons in the mouse brain.

Chronic and new onset anxiety were associated with a higher risk of developing dementia in a study of 2,132 people, suggesting that anxiety could be a modifiable risk factor.

Older individuals who self-reported using psychedelics had fewer depressive symptoms and higher cognitive performance.

Researchers fhave created 360 organ-resolved, sex-specific whole-body models for newborn infants.

Does time seem to slow down when you're exercising? You're not alone, new research analyzing the perception of time during cycle trials shows.

“Unanticipated” findings from a new Nature Physics study show that the mechanical stability of a protein determines how easily and how quickly it can enter the nucleus.

A clinical trial has found that stool transplantation improved motor symptoms in Parkinson’s patients.

Using prime editing, scientists discover that genetic variations thought to be benign are actually pathogenic.

A published, peer-reviewed paper features text generated by AI tool in its introductory paragraph.

Female whales that experience menopause live 40 years longer than those that don’t, a new study has found. The study suggests that the “grandma hypothesis” may also apply to whales.

A 62-year-old male from Germany claims to have received 217 COVID-19 vaccines, of which there is official evidence for 134. A new study of his immune cells suggests they are functioning normally.

Individuals with autism spectrum disorder, associated with a mutation in the SCN2A gene, have a hypersensitive vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR). This finding could pave the way for faster diagnosis and innovative treatments.

A new study has found that the hindbrain of humans and jawless sea lamprey is built using a similar molecular and genetic toolkit. The finding implies that these molecular features were present in the common ancestor of all vertebrates today.

A new study of nano- and microplastic particles emitted through washing clothes has found that up to 90% of these particles may not be microplastics at all, but clusters of PET oligomers. The effect of these oligomers on health/the environment is not yet known.

A novel cell culture model has been used to identify a missing link between aberrant TDP-43 behavior and neuronal cell death: a toxic accumulation of NPTX2, a protein that is usually secreted through the synapses.

A study of ancient genomes offers new insights into the prevalence of Down Syndrome in historical societies. Some of the infant's remains that were analyzed had been buried with special objects, indicating they were loved and cherished, the authors said.

Scientists surveyed the human genome and identified almost 1 million exons that have not been annotated.

People who are blind with a double lesion in the visual cortex do not see anything consciously but can often still navigate and avoid objects. A new study suggests the superior colliculus might be responsible for this.

The processes involved in X-chromosome inactivation contribute to the development of autoimmunity, a new study has found. This might explain why women are disproportionately affected by autoimmune disorders.

Viral remnants in the genome guides embryo development after infecting primitive organisms millions of years ago