Install
Science news, clearly organized
Real-time and curated feeds
The News search aggregates scientific reporting, press releases, and research summaries. It offers topic filters, credibility indicators, and timelines so users can track developments and follow primary sources.
Latest News
How to Use Nutrition to Help Manage Mental Disorders
5+ hour, 30+ min ago (1679+ words) Editor's Note: This article is a reprint. It was originally published August 13, 2017. Can you use specific nutrients to improve your mental health? Yes, you can. William Walsh, Ph.D., president of the nonprofit Walsh Research Institute in Naperville, Illinois, and author…...
Known physics suggests the early universe should have produced matter and antimatter in equal amounts. Nearly all of it annihilated into radiation, but roughly one extra matter particle survived for every billion pairs—and why that tiny imbalance existed remains one of physics’ deepest unsolved problems.
3+ hour ago (906+ words) The measured net baryon-to-photon ratio is about 6.1 parts in ten billion. Physics can describe the required ingredients for that excess, but no confirmed mechanism made it....
Scientists discover a hidden switch that shuts down inflammation
3+ hour, 46+ min ago (659+ words) Scientists have uncovered a natural braking system that helps the immune system switch off inflammation and prevent harmful immune cells from building up. Boosting this pathway in people reduced inflammation-related immune changes and sped up pain relief, pointing toward potential…...
Microbes hold the key to healthier paddy soils, review finds
4+ min ago (96+ words) Rice paddies are among the most productive agricultural ecosystems on Earth, feeding billions of people across Asia and beyond. Yet beneath the flooded fields lies a complex microbial world whose balance determines whether the soil stays fertile or degrades over…...
Immune Cells Caught arming the Deadliest Breast Cancer to Spread
4+ min ago (53+ words) Triple-negative breast cancer is the form of the disease that clinicians fear most. Lacking the three molecular targets — the estrogen receptor, the progesterone receptor and the HER2 protein — that anchor modern targeted therapies, it leaves patients with fewer options and a…...
Exercise Rewires Heart Metabolism Through a Single NADPH-Producing Pathway
4+ min ago (582+ words) Exercise is one of the most powerful medicines for the heart, enlarging cardiomyocytes in a healthy way and shielding the organ from the devastating damage that follows a heart attack. Yet the molecular arithmetic behind this benefit has remained stubbornly…...
FDA Clears CU Anschutz Clinical Trial Using Engineered Immune Cells to Fight Colorectal Cancer
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (836+ words) CAR T-cells developed at CU Anschutz will target two pathways that help colorectal tumors grow and evade the immune system AURORA, Colo., Sept. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted permission for investigators at the University of Colorado Anschutz…...
Electric Pulse Therapy Shows Strong Results for Hard-to-Treat Kidney Tumors
20+ min ago (571+ words) For patients diagnosed with small kidney cancers tucked dangerously close to the organ’s blood vessels, urine-collecting system, or neighboring bowel, treatment options have long been fraught with compromise. Surgery risks sacrificing precious kidney function, while conventional heat-based ablation risks burning…...
Engineered Viruses Light Up Bacteria in Minutes by Releasing Reporter
20+ min ago (707+ words) Detecting dangerous bacteria in a patient’s sample can take hours or even days, and the fastest molecular tests demand expensive laboratory infrastructure and highly trained staff....
Hidden Protein Signals Decide Why Immunotherapy Fails in Gut Cancers
20+ min ago (55+ words) Immune checkpoint inhibitors have rewritten the outlook for some patients with gastrointestinal cancers, turning once uniformly fatal diagnoses into manageable chronic conditions for a fortunate minority. Yet for every dramatic response there are many more patients whose tumours barely flinch,…...