Susha Cheriyedath

New Alzheimer's drugs are raising hopes, but modest benefits, ARIA safety risks, high costs, and regulatory disagreements show how uncertain the path to meaningful treatment remains.

A major analysis shows that more drug exposure does not always mean better disease control, as high-dose ocrelizumab cleared more circulating B cells without improving disability outcomes in MS.

A new review shows fish can help bridge nutrition and sustainability goals, but only when consumers choose lower-impact species and use seafood to displace more environmentally intensive meats.

By simultaneously shutting down three survival pathways, researchers triggered durable pancreatic tumor regression in mice and human tumor-derived models, offering a cautious yet promising route to overcoming drug resistance.

Optical Beam-Induced Current (OBIC) is a laser-based semiconductor analysis technique that generates spatially resolved maps of photocurrent across

By linking magma chemistry to the thickness of Earth's rigid outer shell, scientists have developed a new way to narrow the search for rocks that may host valuable rare earth elements.

Internal documents reveal how cigarette-era product engineering, consumer psychology, and “better-for-you” reformulation tactics helped shape one of America's most recognizable child-focused ultra-processed food brands.

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As the UK and Europe race to secure critical minerals, researchers argue that Digital Rock Physics could provide the missing measurement and modeling

A new machine learning framework maps how ALD conditions shape hafnium oxide film quality, pointing toward faster, data-driven optimization for next-generation semiconductor fabrication.