Princesa gets permission to visit her person in hospital
After three months in hospital, António received a visitor with four paws: his dog, Princesa. São João Hospital in Porto, Portugal, now lets selected patients welcome […]
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Researchers explore why aging brains may forget smaller details
Researchers are studying why aging brains may become less focused on small details while retaining broader meaning and context. The work helps explain a familiar experience […]
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A collegiate recovery program expands after reaching thousands of students
A campus recovery program is growing because students found value in peer support, practical resources, and a place to belong.
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Researchers find a possible new target for a malaria vaccine
Understanding how malaria hides in the body may point toward better prevention.
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Students help make the 988 Lifeline more visible on campus
Students and community partners are turning a crisis-support resource into something easier to notice and remember.
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Imaging may help identify a serious treatment risk earlier
Researchers are testing whether routine scans can help clinicians see danger sooner.
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The Word “Untreatable” Is Starting to Change in Alzheimer’s Research
For much of modern history, Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias were spoken about as though little could be done. That picture is changing, but not because one miracle treatm
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Tiny brain organoids help researchers study childhood epilepsy
Small lab-grown models may help scientists understand why some childhood seizures begin.
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Newcastle earns national recognition for student mental-health work
Newcastle University has received the University Mental Health Charter Award, recognizing its work to strengthen student mental-health support and wellbeing practices. The charter
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Lead-free solar could power wearable health devices
University of Queensland researchers are developing lead-free indoor photovoltaic technology designed to harvest light for wearable health devices. The goal is to create low-toxici
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