Research Articles
Watch Thy Neighbor: Cancer Is a Communal Affair
Exploring how cancer thrives through cellular communication, transmissible cancers, and social impacts on patients and relationships.
The Silent Conductors: How Non-Coding RNAs Orchestrate Disease—and How Scientists Are Learning Their Language
Exploring how non-coding RNAs regulate diseases and the latest breakthroughs in understanding their language through AI and molecular tools.
Beyond Blood Sugar: The Cutting-Edge Science Redefining Type 2 Diabetes Treatment
Exploring revolutionary therapeutic targets for Type 2 Diabetes from molecular glues to gut microbiome interventions that promise disease modification.
The Caffeine Shield: How Your Morning Coffee May Protect Your Brain from Cholesterol's Dark Side
Discover how caffeine in your morning coffee may protect your brain from cholesterol-induced Alzheimer's pathology, based on groundbreaking rabbit studies.
Seeing the Light: How Science Illuminates—and Sometimes Overwhelms
Exploring science's dual role as both illuminator of truth and source of overwhelming complexity, from Darwin to CRISPR-edited flowers.
The Hidden Link in Your Mouth: How Gum Disease Could Fuel Oral Cancer
Emerging research reveals the alarming connection between periodontal disease and oral cancer, with biological mechanisms explaining how gum disease may fuel cancer development.
The Silent Workout: How Exercise Rewrites Your Heart's Genetic Code
Discover how physical exercise induces epigenetic changes that strengthen your cardiovascular system and reduce disease risk.
The Language of Life: How Media Shapes Our Understanding of Genetic Terms
Exploring how genetic terminology transforms in media and public discourse, and why precise definitions matter for medicine and social equality.
The Universal Cancer Code: Decoding Oncogenes Through Pan-Cancer Analysis
Exploring how pan-cancer analysis reveals common oncogene mechanisms across cancer types and their therapeutic implications
The Frozen Code: How Russia's Extreme Environments Are Unlocking Epigenetic Secrets
Exploring how Russia's extreme environments and longevity initiatives are advancing epigenetic research on adaptation and aging.