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Researchers reveal how a particular type of “jumping” gene came to make up 20 percent of human DNA.

Large language models have the potential to make patient education materials more readable.

Researchers say the results highlight the urgent need for global regulations to reduce exposure.

Experts showcase their latest clinical findings at American Urological Association’s annual meeting.

Nerve- and airway-associated interstitial macrophages are essential for surviving the virus.

Such tests may help oncologists identify which patients are most likely to respond well to therapy.

The center has advanced understanding through research, community engagement, and clinical trials.

When “tolerogenic dendritic cells” malfunction, they may cause allergies.

The conference runs from April 5 to 9.

A study reveals how BRCA2 determines which cancer cells respond to a major drug class.