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Scientists Find New Ways to Make Cancer Cells Destroy Themselves

Cancer cells have developed ways to survive conditions that would normally damage or destroy them. Now, researchers are investigating several ways to exploit those vulnerabilities, with experiments revealing how physical pressure, targeted protein inhibition and tiny nanoparticles can trigger cancer cell death. The findings come from separate research projects, but they point toward a fascinating…
Scientists Discover a Way to Regrow Worn Knee Cartilage, Offering New Hope for Arthritis Patients

Millions of people struggle with painful knees as aging gradually wears away the cartilage that protects their joints. Now, scientists have discovered a way to regrow damaged knee cartilage in older mice by blocking a protein that increases with age, raising hopes for a future treatment that could help repair joints without major surgery. The…
Billy Joel Shares Difficult Health Update As Brain Disorder Affects Daily Life

Billy Joel has revealed that his ongoing battle with a brain disorder has forced him to step away from two things he loves: driving and performing live. The 77-year-old music legend has also decided to auction off more than 70 motorcycles from his personal collection after recognizing that his health has changed what he can…
A Rare Brain-Infecting Fungus Is Becoming More Common in the US, and Scientists Are Searching for Answers

A rare black mold capable of causing a devastating brain infection is appearing more frequently in the United States, and researchers are struggling to explain why. The fungus, known as Cladophialophora bantiana, can cause abscesses in the brain and has been associated with death rates as high as 70% among infected patients. Recent laboratory data…
Scientists Uncover Genetic Links Between Eight Major Psychiatric Disorders

Eight psychiatric conditions that appear very different on the surface may share important genetic influences beneath the brain’s complex biology. New research suggests that genetic variations affecting brain development could help explain why conditions such as ADHD, autism, schizophrenia, and anorexia sometimes occur together. The findings could eventually help scientists develop treatments that target biological…
Scientists Find a Way to Stop Childhood Cavities Without Drilling

For young children with cavities, a routine trip to the dentist can sometimes lead to a frightening experience involving drills, injections and, in severe cases, surgery under general anesthesia. Now, a major U.S. clinical trial suggests that a simple liquid applied directly to decayed teeth could help many children avoid those procedures. The treatment, known…
This Rare Visual Condition Makes Everyday Life Look Like An Old Television

Imagine looking at a clear blue sky and seeing thousands of tiny flickering dots moving across it. You turn towards a familiar face, open your phone, or walk into a brightly lit room, but the strange pattern remains. For some people, this experience follows them throughout the day, creating a constant layer of visual noise…
Scientists Discover Something Unexpected About What Happens to Hearts After Transplant Surgery

A heart transplant can give someone a second chance at life, but new research suggests that the operation may trigger a surprising change inside the donated organ itself. Scientists have found evidence that a transplanted heart can begin taking on the biological age of the person receiving it, raising questions about whether an organ’s aging…
New York Declares Measles Emergency as Outbreak Spreads Across Rural Communities

New York has declared a state disaster emergency after measles cases surged across under-immunized rural communities, prompting officials to expand who can administer vaccines and test for the highly contagious virus. The move comes as health authorities confront a growing number of infections across the state and a wider national resurgence that has pushed the…

