Researchers have developed an AI-based platform that can map disease-related changes across the entire mouse body at cellular resolution. Using Mouse Mapper, the team identified widespread inflammation and previously unknown obesity-related damage to facial sensory nerves, and it found corresponding molecular signatures in human tissue.

Choosing a “clean” label may mean nothing: researchers testing 113 personal care products found that even ones claiming to be phthalate-free or 100% natural often failed their own promises. Researchers say the findings expose a blind spot in product safety that ingredient labels alone simply can't catch.

Why do large dogs tend to live shorter lives? A study of 864 dogs links body size to faster loss of DNA methylation at regions containing “jumping genes”. The findings offer a possible molecular explanation for differences in canine ageing, although whether these changes help drive ageing remains unclear.

From healthcare and climate science to farming and AI safety, UK's most powerful AI supercomputer, Isambard-AI, is helping researchers tackle some of the world's biggest challenges.

A new study has revealed that eating four to six servings of wholegrain daily reduces several major risk factors for cardiovascular disease such as body weight, blood pressure and the levels of cholesterol and glucose in the blood.

Tiny bubbles, big ambition: Researchers have developed ultra-simple, biocompatible microrobots that can autonomously navigate the body, home in on tumors, and release cancer drugs on demand. Powered by enzymes and guided by the tumor’s own chemical signals, the so-called “bubble bots” mark a major step toward smart, clinically viable drug delivery systems.

PFAS are notoriously difficult to destroy, but new treatment approaches could weaken their most resilient bonds. Plasma and cavitation technologies are now being explored as potential tools for cleaning contaminated water more effectively.

A laboratory study by the University of Cambridge found that commonly used sweeteners can alter the growth of gut bacteria. The effects varied when sweeteners were combined with medicines and other substances, although further research is needed to determine their relevance to human health.

A Yale-led team has developed a strikingly cheap way to clean "forever chemicals" out of farmland — using crushed rock and homemade charcoal instead of costly excavation or incineration.

A new study has identified that specialized immune cells within the glioblastoma tumor metabolize fructose to suppress immune responses and promote tumor growth. The study suggests that blocking this fructose metabolism may improve immunotherapy response.