Researchers have developed the first AI system which can design a walking robot from scratch in mere seconds! The system was prompted to design a robot that can walk across a flat surface and the result was an evolved robot with three legs and rear fins.

In a study of adults in the United Kingdom, those who adhered closely to a Mediterranean lifestyle — including eating a healthy, plant-based diet with limited added salts and sugars and getting adequate rest, exercise, and socialization — were found to have a 29 % lower risk of all-cause mortality and a 28 % lower risk of cancer mortality compared to those who were nonadherent to the lifestyle.

Researchers from the University of California San Diego, in collaboration with Australian colleagues, have developed bacteria that can detect tumor DNA within a live organism. This breakthrough showed the potential of using the newly designed “Cellular Assay for Targeted CRISPR-discriminated Horizontal gene transfer” system to identify the presence of cancer in the colons of mice.

In a study, researchers have revealed that keto diets help to delay tumor growth but are also responsible for causing cachexia, a wasting syndrome, which can even lead to death.

A study has revealed although ChatGPT is a great source for patients to understand their illness but they should always consult a clinician as the technology has its limitations and does not always show appropriate recommendations.

Scientists have developed a novel method which makes use of the nanopore technology to detect protein variants. The method has the potential to transform the understanding of how protein variants are associated with diseases, and allow point-of-care diagnostics.

A novel approach has been discovered by researchers at the National University of Singapore for predicting resistance against cancer therapy. In this approach, a unique combination of oncogenes helps to determine the outcome.

Organ transplants offer a life-changing opportunity for patients, but the risk of organ rejection is a constant concern that can occur at any point in time — even decades after the surgery. Early detection of signs of rejection is critical for timely intervention to preserve the organ's function. A new device offers just that.

Researchers have revealed that this is the first study to look into the association between sugar sweetened beverage intake and chronic liver disease mortality. If the findings of the study are confirmed it could help to reduce the risks of liver disease among women.

Researchers have come up with a revolutionary test that has the ability to predict the risk of four cancers including ovarian and breast cancer by using a single cervical screening sample.