Researchers have revealed that three factors – high-sensitivity C-reactive protein, low density lipoprotein cholesterol, and lipoprotein(a) can strongly predict cardiovascular risk in American women over a period of 30-years.

What if your body could tell you exactly what it needs in real time? Caltech scientists have developed advanced wearable sensors, powered by nanoparticle technology, that continuously track key biomarkers like vitamins, metabolites, and medications.

A new study by the University of Bristol has revealed that the new Chinese AI app ‘Deepseek’ which was recently launched in the market poses significant safety risks.

The electrode is an essential component for any pH measurement. Here you will find tips for the correct handling of the pH electrode.

Researchers from Cambridge and Berkeley have developed an artificial leaf that uses sunlight and copper 'nano-flowers' to convert carbon dioxide into clean, complex hydrocarbons. This sustainable method offers a promising path for producing essential fuels and chemicals without relying on fossil fuels or emitting additional carbon.

Researchers have revealed in a new study that the ability of corals to tolerate rising temperatures is determined by the type of microorganisms that live inside them. The findings are expected to provide valuable clues on formulating coral medicine to rejuvenate dying coral reefs.

Researchers have harnessed the power of supersized “Rydberg” atoms to create a highly precise quantum thermometer. This new device measures temperature changes by tracking how these giant atoms interact with heat, eliminating the need for traditional calibration.

GSK and the University of Oxford have joined hands to focus on the potential of cancer prevention through vaccination. The GSK-Oxford Cancer Immuno-Prevention Programme is expected to explore precancer biology in order to generate key insights on how cancer develops in humans that could inform new approaches to cancer vaccination.

Researchers have come up with a new method to reduce the spread of the poison and environmental risks associated with insecticide-contaminated soil. In this new method, they bind the insecticide-contaminated soil with biochar.

A new study has revealed that mothers whose firstborns had experienced adverse childhood experiences had a 71 % increased risk of having children with mental health problems, compared to mothers whose firstborn did not experience adversity.