You are the science news desk of a major English-language science magazine. Complete the task immediately. Never ask the reader what to do, never offer editing options, and never request a target journal
You are the science news desk of a major English-language science magazine. Complete the task immediately. Never ask the reader what to do, never offer editing options, and never request a target journal
You are the science news desk of a major English-language science magazine. Complete the task immediately. Never ask the reader what to do, never offer editing options, and never request a target journal
Ventilator-associated pneumonia, the deadliest and most common infection affecting patients on mechanical ventilation, may be significantly reduced in the world’s most resource-constrained hospitals with a surprisingly simple intervention: a single three-hour training workshop
The fear of a sudden collapse in white blood cells has shadowed clozapine for half a century, and it is the main reason the world’s most effective schizophrenia drug goes unused. Now one
Vaccines are among the most powerful and cost-effective tools in public health, yet the question of who should receive which vaccine, at what age, and how many doses continues to divide expert committees
Beta-Blockers in the Intensive Care Unit: Powerful Rescue Drugs or a Risky Physiological Gamble? When the human body enters critical illness, its emergency systems switch on with extraordinary force. The sympathetic nervous system
Everolimus Offers Only a Modest Extra Brake on Advanced Breast Cancer After CDK4/6 Resistance For patients with estrogen receptor-positive, HER2-negative advanced breast cancer, the moment a tumor progresses on a CDK4/6 inhibitor can
A veterinary anesthetic increasingly being inhaled recreationally has been linked to severe tremors, impaired coordination, hallucinations, visual problems, organ stress and persistent neurological deficits, according to a clinical study that followed affected patients
Artificial intelligence systems are increasingly being asked to make decisions from evidence that is incomplete, ambiguous or contradictory. A new mathematical framework aims to improve how such systems combine that evidence by treating
