Anita Chakraverty

Children with epilepsy are up to 10 times more likely than others to also have autism, according to research that exposes the scale of the association between the two conditions.

A single screening procedure for signs of colorectal cancer led to sustained benefits more than two decades later, with trial findings indicating that men experience particular benefits.

Using specialized contact lenses to stimulate the brain could offer a novel route to treating depression, preclinical research suggests.

It allows psychophysiological states to be continuously monitored through a combination of multimodal sensing and wireless data transmission.

Longstanding links between attention-related problems and changes in the brain's cortex during childhood and adolescence could simply be due to developmental differences between the sexes, a study suggests.

Two studies have revealed the value of AI in the primary prevention of breast cancer and its applicability to diverse populations.

A novel artificial intelligence system called CMR-CLIP outperforms existing models at analyzing complex heart scans and could lead to greater integration of multimodal learning into medical imaging.

Having a lifestyle that promotes heart health may have been key in determining who died or was hospitalized during the COVID-19 pandemic.

An oral, precision-edited antimicrobial could reduce the severity of illnesses caused by a food-borne bacterium that affects millions of people each year and cannot be treated with antibiotics.

The Hormone Cell Atlas was created from studies in millions of cells and has revealed the complexity of the body’s endocrine system, which could lead to disease insights and the creation of new therapeutics.