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How Bacteria Share Antibiotic Resistance—Gene by Gene
Bacteria swap resistance genes through horizontal gene transfer—conjugation, transduction, and transformation—spreading drug-proof traits across speci...
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Bacteria swap resistance genes through horizontal gene transfer—conjugation, transduction, and transformation—spreading drug-proof traits across speci...
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Artificial intelligence is reshaping how new medicines are found, compressing timelines from over a decade to as little as 18 months and boosting earl...
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FGF21 is a natural hormone that boosts metabolism, curbs sugar cravings, and may offer a new approach to treating obesity and liver disease—distinct f...
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Metformin, a cheap diabetes drug derived from a medieval plant remedy, is being studied for anti-aging, cancer prevention, and heart protection—making...
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Half of social-science findings cannot be reproduced by independent researchers, exposing deep structural problems in how studies are published, funde...
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Tick-borne diseases affect hundreds of thousands of people each year. Here's how these tiny arachnids transmit pathogens, which diseases they carry, w...
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Robotic surgery uses a master-slave console system where surgeons control pencil-thin robotic arms through tiny incisions, offering greater precision...
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Fine particulate matter smaller than 2.5 micrometers penetrates deep into lungs, enters the bloodstream, and reaches the brain, contributing to nearly...
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Epstein-Barr virus infects roughly 95% of adults worldwide, hides in immune cells for life, and is linked to multiple sclerosis, several cancers, and...
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T cells dramatically rewire their energy systems when fighting disease. Understanding how these immune cells switch metabolic gears explains why some...
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Naloxone is an opioid antagonist that can reverse a life-threatening overdose in minutes by blocking opioid receptors in the brain. Here is how the dr...
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Nitazenes are a class of synthetic opioids first created in the 1950s that can be up to 40 times more potent than fentanyl. Never approved for medical...
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