Biomedical Imaging

The intricate symphony of the human brain has long been played through a filter of heavy static, but a revolutionary AI conductor is finally allowing scientists to hear the music clearly for the first time. For decades, researchers have relied on functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to

Sevoflurane has long been a cornerstone of pediatric anesthesia, allowing millions of children to undergo necessary surgical procedures safely and without pain each year. Despite its widespread and effective use, a shadow of concern has emerged from preclinical research, where animal studies have

Intraventricular hemorrhage, a form of bleeding within the brain's delicate ventricles, represents one of the most significant threats to the long-term health and neurodevelopment of preterm infants. For decades, the standard of care has been largely reactive, identifying brain bleeds only after

The continued access to virtual medical care for millions of American seniors hangs precariously in the balance, subject to a legislative cycle of temporary extensions that introduces profound instability into the nation's healthcare system. Responding to this critical uncertainty, the American

The 44 new drugs that gained approval from the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research in 2025 represented far more than a simple numerical milestone; they collectively heralded a fundamental paradigm shift in the landscape of therapeutic development. This pivotal year was defined not by the

For the more than one in seven individuals battling chronic kidney disease who also suffer from anemia, treatment has often meant managing debilitating symptoms rather than addressing the underlying cause. This reality is poised for a significant change, as a landmark collaboration between