Cancer leaves behind a distinct chemical trail in the bloodstream. Now, researchers have trained an AI system to read those metabolic clues and spot pancreatic cancer more accurately.
As more women delay parenthood, researchers are searching for better ways to assess fertility. A new study points to loss of the X chromosome as a potential indicator of declining reproductive potential.
A newly identified population of connective tissue cells helps hollow developing bones before handing off the task to marrow stromal cells that maintain the growing cavity.
NUS researchers have cracked two of the biggest obstacles in engineering microbes for industry: speed and reliability — using a bacteria-killing virus as their secret weapon.
The finding could improve medical imaging, chemical sensing, and research conducted under extreme conditions.
Ceria nanoparticles switch between surface oxygen capture and internal oxygen transfer depending on size, offering a new lever for designing catalysts tailored to specific reaction conditions.
Using government survey data, a new study finds tobacco drains household budgets, while quitting could unlock gains.
The study shows that specific parvalbumin-positive neurons in the prefrontal cortex control cocaine-seeking behaviour and could be targeted for addiction treatment.
Scientists have uncovered a neural “brake” that stops us from acting when tasks feel unpleasant.
Japanese researchers have developed a reverse genetics system that enables the generation and study of infectious noroviruses without the use of cultured cells.
