New research reveals how interactions between gut microbiota and gene mutations, especially in OTUD3, aggravate ulcerative colitis through immune signaling pathways, opening potential for targeted therapies.

Aarhus University researchers have developed PathoPlex, an advanced imaging technology offering detailed, multi-protein analysis of tissue samples, enabling early disease detection and personalized treatment insights.

Researchers from Poland have developed a cost-effective method to improve cancer radiotherapy by assessing proton beam quality during treatment planning, enhancing safety and effectiveness with existing equipment.

Research indicates that flavored e-cigarettes can enhance reward-seeking behaviors in adolescent mice, even without nicotine, highlighting potential addiction risks of flavored vaping products.

Emerging research suggests that reducing calorie intake, especially from ultra-processed foods, may be more effective for weight loss than increasing exercise. Learn why diet quality is crucial in managing obesity.

Experts from UC Davis emphasize the urgent need to improve awareness and screening of fragile X-related genetic conditions, including fragile X syndrome and associated disorders, to enable early diagnosis and intervention.

A 20-year study shows that new targeted therapies for ulcerative colitis have led to a significant decrease in the need for surgical removal of the colon, improving patient outcomes.

Hiroshima University researchers discover that fermented stevia leaf extract selectively kills pancreatic cancer cells without harming healthy tissue, highlighting its potential as a natural anticancer agent.

New guidelines recommend healthcare providers routinely discuss pregnancy intentions with women managing diabetes during every medical visit to improve preconception care and reduce risks.