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Two naturally occurring microRNAs may help regulate the protein production that allows aggressive cancer cells to grow and divide.

"...glioma cells can take advantage of the same processes the brain uses to repair itself after an injury to help the tumor progress."

New research could "help AI providers and solution creators better understand how best to protect and safeguard their users from harming themselves."

"We marry the best biology has to offer with engineering principles to create a superior sensing system."

"Supportive relationships benefit all kids, but strengthening them may also be a way of reducing disparities in mental health outcomes for LGBQ+ youth."

The functional brain network involved in processing faces in adults can be observed as early as the third trimester of pregnancy.

"What if we could use the technology driving the misinformation problem to help solve it?"

The effects of screen time on young children may depend on more than just how long they spend in front of a device, according to a new study.

A new analysis finds that coffee consumption has remained stable, but addition of sweeteners and creamers is up.

Six in 10 Americans say they trust independent creators as much as professional journalists, a new survey finds.

Deleting a conversation with an artificial intelligence (AI) assistant may not erase everything the assistant remembers.

"X and Y chromosomes are often thought of as simple determinants for biological sex, but their role in human health is much larger."

New research finds that popular music has gradually become less explicit about emotion and relationships.

New research offers a new perspective on social anxiety, which is often viewed mainly as a source of distress.

"We see that the birds that plunge-dive have more robust vertebrae. They're thicker, wider, and also shorter, shaped more like a square."

Stronger reading skills help teens better spot misinformation, which is especially important for lower-income students.

"It is the most connected region of the entire brain, yet it is also extremely easy to miss."

"These findings advance our understanding of how the heart works, how it fails, and how we can engineer new biomaterials for use in heart valve replacements."

On a new podcast, an astrophysicist digs into the launch of NASA balloon to detect high-energy particles from the cosmos.

"...early parenting is associated with one of the largest neural indicators of risk for mental health concerns we know of to date."

A new study suggests the universe may be trapped in its own comfort zone—and why that is a good thing.

"Our study provides evidence that chronic intestinal inflammation can affect the heart through changes in the gut microbiota and immune cells."

"We tend to think of aging as a gradual process, but our findings show that the immune system does not simply decline at a steady rate."

An expert digs into why ADHD is getting more attention now than ever on social media and what still gets lost in the conversation.

People with dementia who are overweight or obese tend to live longer, according to a new study.

"This work shows that you can produce high-value, high-quality magnesium alloys using an inexpensive, sustainable, biogenic waste material."

In a new podcast episode, an expert digs into how our surroundings shape how we feel and how well we think.

Saturn's moon may aid in the search for alien life by making some ocean compounds easier for future spacecraft to detect.

Engineers have created DirectHop, a roughly 1-gram robot that can perform multiple hops in sequence and jump high enough to clear a standard stair step.

"...people who followed a 10-hour time-restricted eating schedule lost weight and positively changed their eating habits without calorie restriction."