A new study tested six AI models developed by Meta, Google, Deepseek and Mistral AI and found that AI models can generate more complete summaries of complex cancer pathology reports than physicians.

A new Seattle-based research accelerator aims to combine artificial intelligence with large-scale biological experiments. AI Bio-Design will develop openly available models, datasets and tools that could support applications ranging from new medicines and plastic-degrading enzymes to energy-efficient biological computers.

A new poll by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine has found out that almost half of the adults in the USA are not aware that eating processed meat increases colon cancer risk. On the other hand, research says that plant-based diet reduces the risk by 22 %.

Researchers have developed a new laboratory model to study rare tumors—BAP1-deficient melanomas—that are resistant to immunotherapies. The model has the potential to transform how therapies are developed for aggressive melanomas that currently have almost no effective treatment options.

pH-responsive nanoparticles can deliver therapeutics precisely where they are needed, helping improve efficacy while reducing side effects. Discover why accurate pH measurement is essential to developing reliable, reproducible targeted drug delivery systems.

In a study, researchers have discovered that the TTM or tetrathiomolybdate drug helped mice maintain saliva production after radiation therapy. The findings could help researchers find a way to prevent chronic dry mouth, a debilitating side effect of radiation therapy.

A new study shows that AI can be used to evaluate the build-up of calcium deposits in the breast arteries from X-ray mammography scans that are used in routine breast cancer screening.

Researchers have developed a new AI tool which is capable of successfully measuring the colonoscopy quality by reviewing the footage of the procedure and providing feedback to clinicians to improve care.

Helping smokers quit remains one of the biggest opportunities to reduce tobacco-related disease. New recommendations urge healthcare professionals to include nicotine e-cigarettes among the evidence-based cessation options discussed with adult patients, while acknowledging that long-term safety data remain limited.

Scientists have discovered a new solution to target cancer causing proteins. They have developed protein like polymers which are capable of grabbing proteins and directing them to the cell’s waste-disposal system.