A groundbreaking pilot study from Bournemouth University suggests that the origins of endometriosis, a debilitating condition affecting one in ten women, may lie in a complex interaction between our ancient genetic heritage and the modern chemical environment. This new hypothesis proposes that
Imagine a world where a single shot at birth could shield a child from a devastating liver disease, yet the decision to administer it hangs in a delicate balance of science, public opinion, and political will. In the United States, the hepatitis B vaccine, a cornerstone of infant health for over
Pancreatic cancer, often lurking undetected until its devastating late stages, claims countless lives each year as one of the deadliest forms of cancer, earning its grim nickname as the "silent killer." With subtle early symptoms that are easy to overlook, most patients receive a diagnosis when the
A therapy that should unleash the immune system instead fuels a tumor’s growth, and the only way to see why is to listen to each cell speak for itself; that is the everyday paradox that single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) now makes decipherable in real time. In oncology, this shift from average
Across the human genome, a narrow slice at the very start of genes keeps leaving the same telltale mark—mutations that appear more often than expected and matter more than many once thought, compelling a rethink of how models, pipelines, and clinics treat these small but powerful stretches. Recent
Imagine starting each day with a steaming cup of tea, a ritual cherished by millions worldwide for its soothing aroma and perceived wellness perks. Yet, beneath this comforting habit lies a complex debate: Is tea truly a health elixir, or does it harbor hidden risks? This roundup dives into the
