How a rare bacterium ended up in a dialysis patient’s abdomen?
Japanese researchers report the first case of Pantoea septica infection in a patient on peritoneal dialysis.
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Dr. Bode: “The experience of being in love has been the same for about 300,000 years”
There are billions of people in the world, and countless ways in which they find one another, fall in love, build a life together, and sometimes lose each other. Yet, beneath all these different stories, there is something we all know and experience, even if we still understand so little about it: love. We spoke with Dr. Adam Bode about it.
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For Lions, Slowing Down at the Right Moment Is Key
Why don’t lions always chase at full speed? New research reveals how slowing down at the right moment can give lions the control they need to catch their prey.
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¿Por qué desarrollamos un vínculo con las marcas de lujo?
Azzedine Alaïa, Hugo Boss, Burberry, Chanel y Diesel estuvieron entre las quince marcas de moda de lujo incluidas en un estudio sobre consumidores en Sudáfrica. Sin embargo, para los consumidores, una marca de lujo puede representar mucho más que un nombre, un producto o un símbolo de estatus. ¿Qué hay detrás de este vínculo?
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Why Do We Become Attached to Luxury Brands?
Azzedine Alaïa, Hugo Boss, Burberry, Chanel, and Diesel were among the fifteen luxury fashion brands included in a study of consumers in South Africa. Yet for consumers, a luxury brand can represent more than a name, a product, or a symbol of status. What lies behind such a bond?
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At the Intersection of Menopause and Rare Disease
A 2026 review examines the intersection of menopause and rare diseases and highlights the need for more focused research in this area.
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Nationwide study reveals regional disparities in access to oral and maxillofacial surgical care in Japan
A nationwide study evaluating regional disparities in oral and maxillofacial surgical care in Japan by analyzing the distribution of certified specialists, hospitals, and dental clinics across 47 prefectures.
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Rare Gradenigo Syndrome in a Child: A Serious Complication of Middle Ear Infection
A rare pediatric case of Gradenigo syndrome with a retropharyngeal abscess highlights how deep infection can develop after otitis media.
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A Place for Paws? Dogs in UK Schools
Dogs can have a meaningful place in educational settings, but their role, training, supervision and wellbeing require clearer standards.
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What 125 European Commission Press Releases Reveal About Resilience, Finance and Ukraine’s European Path
Professor Sébastien Bourdin, author of the study, explains how the findings of this study can be used in the future
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Comprender el síndrome del intestino irritable en las mujeres: cómo el estrógeno amplifica el dolor intestinal
Hablamos con Archana Venkataraman, coautora principal del estudio “A Cellular Basis for Heightened Gut Sensitivity in Females.”
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Professor Rosa Angela Fabio on the Strength of Intellectual Humility
Explore the importance of critical thinking and intellectual humility, and discover who demonstrates it more: politicians or scientists.
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Study from Flanders, Belgium Reveals Hidden Loneliness Among Childless Adults
A study from Flanders, Belgium shows that adults without children experience higher levels of loneliness, with the strongest impact seen in middle age.
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Dos casos en Japón aportan nuevos datos sobre Ehrlichia canis
Dos perros sin antecedentes de viaje han proporcionado a los investigadores nuevas pistas sobre Ehrlichia canis y sobre cómo podrían estar circulando cepas genéticamente diferenciadas en Japón.
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Two Cases from Japan Provide New Clues About Ehrlichia canis
Two dogs with no travel history have given researchers new clues about Ehrlichia canis and how genetically distinct strains may be circulating in Japan.
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