A new AI tool has the potential to predict outcomes in invasive breast cancer. With the help of this tool, breast cancer patients can be spared with unnecessary treatments.

From Wi-Fi-connected home security systems to smart toilets, the so-called Internet of Things brings personalization and convenience to devices that help run homes. But with that comes tangled electrical cords or batteries that need to be replaced. Now, researchers have brought solar panel technology indoors to power smart devices.

A new research has revealed that extreme fluctuations between droughts and flooding in certain areas have a devastating impact on their communities. The research comes in the background of COP28 that is expected to be held in Dubai soon.

Like any other industry, the life science industry is also evolving. With the advent of next-gen technologies such as the metaverse, the sector is currently exploring numerous applications for this smart and innovative technology which is expected to have significant advantages for the overall sector.

A new study has found that almost everyone can reduce their blood pressure by reducing their salt intake. This also applies to people who are taking blood pressure-reducing drugs.

Ziath has introduced the Mirage 2D barcode reader which has been optimized for reading Individual Access 2D coded PCR plates from 4titude.

Researchers at the University of Bristol conducted a study on 600 healthy pet dogs and found out that these dogs were at a higher risk of excreting E. coli if they are fed raw or uncooked meat.

Testa Analytical’s Combo-One Viscometer/DRI detector is a dual detector that can be used for demanding GPC/SEC applications. The solution is fully compatible with all modern GPC/SEC systems.

Researchers at The University of Texas at Austin have revealed that bacteria are not only capable of creating memories but also storing them for future generations.

Researchers at The Ohio State University have made a breakthrough in understanding why leishmaniasis lesions are painless, uncovering potential pathways for non-narcotic pain medication development. Their findings not only deepen knowledge of the disease affecting a million new patients annually but also opens doors to new pain management therapies.