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#31Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed12 October 2026

Why disease timing may matter for two-target brain stimulation in Parkinson's tests

In a 90-day trial, pairing two brain targets did not beat standard care overall, but patients with fewer years of illness saw meaningful gains.

#32Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed5 October 2026

How smart algorithms spot pediatric severe flu before it turns critical

By tracking eight ordinary blood markers, an interpretable machine-learning model accurately predicts which children with flu will develop severe illness.

#33Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed5 October 2026

Testing probiotics for psoriatic arthritis: why friendly bacteria fell flat

A clinical trial found that drinking daily over-the-counter probiotics did not calm swollen joints, shift gut microbes, or mend intestinal barrier leaks in psoriatic arthritis.

#34Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed4 October 2026

How Seven Simple Lab Tests Spot Hidden Liver Damage

A computer model combining standard blood results with a physical stiffness scan accurately detects significant liver scarring when the cause of illness is still unknown.

#35Medicine & HealthPeer reviewed2 October 2026

Why fungal invader Candida auris is learning to beat our heat

A warming planet and falling human body temperatures are closing the heat gap that protects us from dangerous fungi. As a result, the multidrug-resistant fungus Candida auris has breached our thermal defences.

#36Computer Science & AIPeer reviewed19 October 2026

How flexible neural networks spot depression in brain waves

A computer model trained on brain electrical signals identified depression with over 94% accuracy on a benchmark dataset by learning the complex, curved shapes of neural rhythms.

#37Environmental SciencePreprint8 October 2026

Why moving an endangered tree to save it might upset its soil

Moving the endangered conifer Cathaya argyrophylla into a botanical garden changes the surrounding soil microbes, revealing a rise in genes tied to immune disruption.

#38Genetics & Molecular BiologyPeer reviewed5 October 2026

How human stem cells grow faster without animal ingredients

Human stem cells grown in a clean recipe free of animal products divided much faster than usual while staying genetically stable and functional.

#39NeurosciencePreprint5 October 2026

What a lonely resting brain reveals in split-second electrical patterns

A study using resting EEG scans shows that loneliness dampens the brain's spontaneous salience network, altering electrical patterns that flicker for only fractions of a second.

#40NeurosciencePeer reviewed4 October 2026

Why Too Much Manganese Pushes Young Brain Immune Cells into Overdrive

A study in mice reveals that early contact with too much manganese triggers brain immune cells to destroy vital learning links, causing long-lasting memory problems in males.

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