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Scientists have embarked on expeditions to some of the world's tallest mountains to sequence a 390-million-year-old moss, revealing it likely isn't evolving fast enough to survive climate change.

In a murine study, scientists have identified a biomarker that may help physicians select lung cancer patients who can be treated with a single antibody-based drug that is likely to bring about full remission, without cancer relapse.

Ppharmaceuticals released from sewage treatment plants into farmland soils can affect water ecosystems and soil health. In a new study, researchers found that biosolids (treated sewage sludge) can reduce the absorption of these medications in soil.

New data from the largest US study following breast cancer survivors addresses a common question from breast cancer survivors: Is it safe for me to drink alcohol?

A new study by researchers from the Weizmann Institute of Science reveals in unprecedented detail how the brains of male and female mice respond differently to stress.

Transplanting hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells was effective in rescuing multiple signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s in a mouse model of the disease.

In Brazil’s North region, members of the population of red mangrove trees do not often meet relatives from the South and vice-versa.

Many diseases cause severe damage due to brain inflammation. Managing this inflammation poses a significant medical challenge because the brain is protected by the skull. Now, new research has defined in detail the cells involved in these pathways and their function.

A team of researchers, focusing on a unique feature of quantum physics known as "vacuum fluctuations", has achieved a milestone in quantum technologies, demonstrating for the first time the control of quantum randomness.

New research has revealed that some genes produce less RNA than the previously established threshold, providing a window into the understanding of gene expression and gene expression noise.