Biology

Lung cancer in never-smokers is now a recognized distinct disease with tailored treatments and preventative strategies.

Visionary botanist Peter H. Raven, who led the Missouri Botanical Garden, has died, leaving a legacy of highlighting the global biodiversity crisis.

Swimming horseshoe whip snakes pose an existential threat to Ibiza wall lizards, establishing a new front in their ecological battle.

Mitochondrial DNA mutations, linked to aging, may stem from replication errors, not oxidative damage, accumulating with age.

Biobank analysis reveals over 88,000 genetic associations with metabolic traits across 8,000 genomic regions.

Ebola cases in DR Congo have nearly doubled in days, prompting WHO chief to call for community-led containment efforts.

Ebola outbreak response hampered by travel restrictions and border closures, aid workers struggle to reach affected areas.

Lung cancer in women is now recognized as a distinct disease, yet disparities in research, detection, and treatment persist.

Researchers revealed the ordered structures of protein-storage units in oocytes, crucial for a fertilized egg's early divisions.

Advances in early detection, novel drugs, and understanding are significantly improving outcomes for patients battling lung cancer.

Researchers created a spatiotemporal transcriptome atlas of human embryos, revealing previously undescribed developmental stages after gastrulation.

Nucleus 104Te exhibits the fastest ground-state alpha decay observed due to enhanced alpha particle preformation, a significant nuclear physics discovery.

RNA transcript analysis in rodents, monkeys, and humans reveals aging hallmarks, potentially accelerating anti-aging intervention development.

Recent lung cancer research highlights treatment breakthroughs and improved screening approaches, offering new hope for patients.

Experimental 'Flonduran' corals, a cross-breed of Florida and Honduran elkhorn, were outplanted in Dry Tortugas National Park to boost genetic diversity and heat resistance.

A new spatial cell atlas captures organ formation in early human embryos, revealing molecular programs driving development.

A new study in Nature explores the intricate dynamics of supply and demand, offering fresh insights into market forces.

Small cell lung cancer's neuronal features offer biological insights that could lead to life-saving new treatments for patients.

A phased genome assembly of sugarcane cultivar POJ2878 reveals extensive subgenome recombination and chromosomal rearrangements.