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Researchers have identified that patients with stage 3A melanoma with larger metastases (areas where the cancer has spread) have poorer outcomes and may benefit from additional (adjuvant) therapy.

According to a study, the diagnosis of autism could be improved by considering the differences between how women and men experience and act upon their emotions.

Scientists have discovered that EdU, a molecule commonly used in laboratory experiments to label DNA, is recognized by human cells as DNA damage, triggering a runaway process of DNA repair that is eventually fatal to affected cells, including cancer cells.

Research offers new insights into transposons, entities considered to be “parasitic genes”, providing knowledge that could one day help in the fight against cancers and aging-related diseases.

A new study supports the hypothesis that much of the interbreeding between Neandertals and modern humans took place in the region ranging from North Africa to Iraq.

A recent study is the first to link the use of the herbicide Roundup®, a widely used weed killer, to convulsions in animals.

Researchers have discovered the vital role neutrophils play in liver regeneration.

The UK is set to begin a pilot offering eligible patients smaller but equally effective doses of the vaccine used for the UK’s monkeypox outbreak, stretching existing supplies to protect more people.

scientists report a new composite resin suitable for making the huge wind turbine blades that could later be recycled into new turbine blades or a variety of other products, including countertops, car taillights, diapers and even gummy bears.

Best known as a major component in Styrofoam, polystyrene is widely used but rarely recycled. Now scientists have developed a way to upcycle it into a useful product.