A new CHEST framework sets out six steps for building lung nodule programs, carrying patients reliably from first detection to diagnosis, with validated biomarker testing built into the pathway.
Author: Sofia Nieminen
Oral small-molecule weight-loss drugs are set to take centre stage ahead of ObesityWeek 2026, as new chronic weight management data promises a simpler, more scalable era of obesity treatment.
Attribution research now estimates that human-caused climate change contributed to more than half of heat-related deaths across European cities — a finding with direct consequences for city budgets and building codes.
Researchers pioneering the canine model in microbiota-gut-brain research say dogs offer something no lab rodent can: a social brain that evolved alongside our own, sharing our homes and microbes.
Mexico’s plan to require digital platforms to shield minors from harmful content places it inside a fast-growing global movement, from Australia to the European Union, that is reshaping how the internet treats young users.
Footprints and sediments at White Sands preserve the daily round of Ice Age families — hunting, gathering and moving around a lake that kept changing. New research reconstructs how they lived as the climate swung.
Who funds criticism of the ultra-processed food definition? A new study finds industry links in most critical papers and calls for clearer disclosure.
Malta, New York is at the centre of a $21 billion semiconductor story. How the GlobalFoundries expansion could reshape supply, work and regional growth.