Brown researcher first to describe rapid-onset gender dysphoria
For individuals with gender dysphoria, the conflict between experienced gender identity and sex observed at birth produces significant emotional distress. […]
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Scientists at Harvard Medical School say they have ended a 40-year-quest for the elusive identity of the sensor protein responsible […] Professor Antoine Jerusalem of Oxford University’s Department of Engineering Science explains how a better understanding of the physical mechanisms behind […] Congo has approved the use of four more experimental treatments in the Ebola virus outbreak in its northeast, as health […] A wasp puts its tongue on a fruit fly larva. Sensing danger, the larva quickly reverses. That response—to stop the […] Global tuberculosis control and elimination will require detailed real-time information on the location of individuals with the disease, the presence […] Even with an acute sense of hearing adults don’t always pick up exactly what someone has said. That’s because from […] A recent study claims a core idea in behavioural economics – loss aversion – is a fallacy. Loss aversion is […] New global research led by Western Sydney University has found major problems with the management of short peripheral catheters – […] Patients who are unlikely to benefit from a commonly used immunotherapy for bladder cancer could be identified by a simple […]
Ending a 40-year quest, scientists reveal the identity of ‘hearing’ protein
Protecting against brain injuries
Congo approves 4 experimental Ebola treatments in outbreak
Research solves the mystery of how fruit flies avoid danger
New method may allow country-level real-time surveillance of drug-resistant tuberculosis
I hear what you say! Or do I?
Explainer: What is loss aversion and is it real?
World’s largest study of catheters reveals major inconsistencies in clinical practice
Simple test could identify bladder cancer patients who won’t respond to immunotherapy
