A monoclonal antibody for malaria passed an early hurdle and now will be tested in children in Africa, who are most at risk of dying from the disease.
A new, coin-sized ultrasound probe can stick to the skin like a Band-Aid for up to two days straight, marking a milestone in personalized medicine.
Humans’ capacity to endure heat stress may be lower than previously thought — bad news as climate change leads to more heat waves around the globe.
Creating an isolation ward and filtering the air can prevent viral transmission.
As the global monkeypox outbreak surges, the world is giving the “virus room to run like it never has before,” researchers say.
Mexican scientist Herminia Pasantes spent decades studying how nerve cells regulate their size and why it’s so vital.
A proof-of-concept technique to analyze microscopic particles in tears could give scientists a new way to detect eye disease and other disorders.
Pediatricians recommend that parents vaccinate their kids, toddlers and babies against COVID-19 to protect them from coronavirus infection.
The transplants kept the patients’ blood flowing for three days and are an early step in figuring out if the procedure might work in living people.
In a collection of wide-ranging essays, microbiologist Joseph Osmundson reflects on the COVID-19 pandemic and calls for “a new rhetoric of care.”