Researchers have found that tiny cancer cells with an abnormal number of chromosomes can be more aggressive, spreading faster and resisting treatment. The discovery could change how we predict and treat cancer.
Rosie Stewart, a founding member of Ulster Women's Rugby and Irish international, left a lasting legacy in cancer awareness after her death from breast cancer.
Scientific integrity consultant Elisabeth Bik warns that we can no longer distinguish fake from real in research papers, as AI-generated content floods the academic record. What does this mean for health and science?
Genicular artery embolization (GAE) is a minimally invasive procedure that could offer lasting pain relief for knee osteoarthritis, potentially postponing or preventing the need for knee replacement surgery.
A new survey points to double-digit increases in employer health costs by 2027, driven by medical inflation, prescription drug prices, and rising demand. Businesses and workers may feel the pinch unless benefits are adjusted.