Findings published today in Nature Cancer from Charles Mullighan, MBBS (Hons), MSc, MD, deputy director of the St. Jude Comprehensive Cancer Center, Department of Pathology, and collaborators show ...

An approach to treating childhood depression, developed by researchers at WashU Medicine, involves therapists coaching ...

These images illustrate how precision oncology Organ Chips recapitulate individual patients’ responses to chemotherapy. On the left, the researchers used immunofluorescence stainings to visualize ...

The newest tuberculosis infection testing device by Tulane University is the size of a credit card, requires no electricity ...

Authors Tom M. Fayle (left) and Jiri Tuma (near right) searching for termite mounds in Bornean rainforest with collaborator Jan Frouz (back right, not involved in this study).

Reporters may use this image in news coverage of the authors' publication in Nature Communication.

In many ways, T cells are like race cars. They require fuel to do their jobs and, when active for too long, can run out of ...

In this image taken during a late embryonic stage of a mouse heart, the developing coronary arteries have been stained turquoise using antibodies. The tissue was made transparent using tissue clearing ...

Radiographs of the heart and lungs also capture parts of the liver, allowing for deep learning models to detect fatty liver disease.

The traditional view of how zooplankton transport carbon to depth by eating phytoplankton in surface waters in summer, ...

The AI-driven framework of optimizing the mechanical property of 2D-PHS.

The research team used the tau PET signal (PI-2620) to compare people with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) to healthy individuals. They found higher tau levels in memory-related brain areas, especially in ...