Postmenopausal Ovaries May Have an Immune Role
Emerging research suggests that ovaries may retain or develop immune-related functions after menopause, but the evidence remains preliminary and clinically unconfirmed.
Emerging research suggests that ovaries may retain or develop immune-related functions after menopause, but the evidence remains preliminary and clinically unconfirmed.
Metagenomic next-generation sequencing searches patient samples for genetic evidence of bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites—but it is not a perfect test.
Some infections can raise cancer risk through chronic inflammation, tissue damage, or changes in cell behavior. Learn how vaccines, testing, treatment, and screening may help.
A Yale hydrogel may relieve knee osteoarthritis pain and support cartilage repair, but long-term human evidence, approval, and availability remain uncertain.
A SpaceX launch was linked to a glowing, jellyfish-shaped plume seen over Grand Isle, Louisiana, on October 13, 2026.
A rare fossil from a close relative of Tyrannosaurus rex is on display in New York before auction, raising questions about science, ownership, and public access.
NASA’s Perseverance rover has reportedly driven farther on another world than any vehicle before it, expanding its reach across Jezero Crater.
Antarctica’s darkness, dry air, isolation, and deep ice make it an exceptional natural laboratory for studying cosmic rays, neutrinos, and the universe’s most energetic events.
The Rays defeated the Guardians in ALCS Game 2, tying the series at 1-1 after José Ramírez's costly error and a strong outing from Freddy Peralta.
Sean McVay says Alaric Jackson must perform more consistently as the Rams offensive lineman serves a two-game NFL suspension.