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Mouse brain-gut infographic

Study reveals direct gut-brain communication via vagus nerve

Closeup of the hands of two people holding hands

Study Challenges ‘Once a Cheater, Always a Cheater’ – Trust Depends on Who Benefits

Structures burn during the Palisades Fire.

Climate Chaos: Earth’s Wild Swings Between Floods and Droughts Are Getting Worse

Hurt Locker bomb explosion

High-Stress Jobs Wreck Your Sleep for Years, Study Shows

Toddler boy in overalls

Multilingualism Offers Unexpected Benefits for Children with Autism

Busy hospital emergency department

More Admissions, Same Outcomes: Study Questions Hospitalization Practices in Emergency Care

Why do some elderly people keep their cognitive ability much longer than others? Scientists still have much to learn.

Blood Test Could Signal Early Warning for Cognitive Decline

Fish oil could treat nerve damage

Dietary Changes Show Promise in Slowing Prostate Cancer Growth

Figure 1 Adipose tissue remodeling after acute rosiglitazone treatment

UCLA researchers discover a way to make fat cells skinny

Untreated patient-derived glioblastoma cells (left) compared to glioblastoma cells treated with a combination of radiation and ABBV-155 (right). Green fluorescence marks viable cells, illustrating how the therapy induces cell death. Courtesy of the Nathanson Laboratory.

Machine Learning Breakthrough Reveals New Hope for Deadly Brain Cancer Treatment

desert

Climate Change, Not Rain Shortage, Drives Severe Western Droughts

illustration of gut bacteria

Discrimination’s Hidden Impact: Study Reveals Distinct Changes in Gut Bacteria

ENPP1 is expressed in the region of scarring after injury to the heart. Cardiac muscle shown in red and ENPP1 in green demonstrates expression of ENPP1 in the region of scar formation.

Researchers engineer experimental drug for preventing heart failure after heart attacks

Fluorescent image of a developing human hippocampus.

Study Maps DNA Modifications in Developing Human Brain

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