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Profiling MicroRNA in Feces to Investigate Gut Health and Disease
By : Janani R, The mammalian gut is a hub for digestion, immune activity, and interactions between the host and microbes. Intestinal microRNAs—tiny, non-coding molecules that ....
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Bacteria Broadcast a Collective Alarm to Counter Threats
By : Janani R, Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteria use a spreading communication system to enter a competent state, helping them survive antibiotic stress.....
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First-Ever Therapy to Reverse Spinal Cord Injury Begins Human Trials
By : Janani R, A groundbreaking shift in spinal injury treatment is on the horizon, as the world’s first regenerative cell therapy has received approval to begin a registrational ....
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Ancient DNA Reveals Long-Isolated Human Lineage in North Africa’s Green Sahara
By : Keerthana S, A groundbreaking study has uncovered a distinct and long-isolated human lineage that lived in the Central Sahara over 7,000 years ago, during the African Humid....
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Rising Threat: Superbugs Now Infect Implants, Sutures, and Wound Dressings
By : Keerthana S, A groundbreaking study has challenged long-standing assumptions about the durability of plastics used in healthcare, revealing that a common hospital-acquired....
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World's First Personalized Gene-Editing Therapy Saves U.S. Infant from Fatal Disease
By : Keerthana S, In a historic breakthrough for genetic medicine, doctors and scientists at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and Penn Medicine have successfully...
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New DNA Test Cuts Brain Tumour Diagnosis Time from 8 Weeks to Just 2 Hours
By : Keerthana S, In a major medical breakthrough, scientists have unveiled a new DNA testing technique that can identify brain tumor types in just a few hours—sometimes....
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Scientists Create Groundbreaking Blood Test to Detect Rare Genetic Disorders in Children
By : Keerthana S In a significant advancement for genetic diagnostics, scientists from the University of Melbourne and the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) have developed a....
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Regulating Cell Death May Help Humans Survive in Space and Slow Aging, Study Suggests
By : Keerthana S, A form of cell death once dismissed as mere biological waste could be the key to slowing aging, treating chronic diseases, and enabling human survival in deep space....
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How the Human Body Renews Itself—And What Happens When It Doesn’t
By : Keerthana S, Imagine peering inside your body to witness a remarkable, hidden world in motion—over 30 trillion cells constantly renewing and regenerating to keep you alive. On average, men....