Dr. Michael C. Oldham's innovative gene coexpression analysis methods have transformed our understanding of brain cell diversity. His work spans from mapping cellular signatures in healthy brains to identifying therapeutic targets in gliomas, while addressing critical challenges in research reproducibility.

West Virginia University's Randy J. Nelson discusses five decades of groundbreaking research on circadian rhythms in a new Genomic Press interview. His work reveals how artificial light at night triggers neuroinflammation and disrupts metabolism, with clinical trials now testing interventions in intensive care units to protect stroke and cardiac surgery patients.

A person diagnosed with dementia has improved survival outcomes in recent years amid significant progress in dementia diagnosis and care, according to a recent multinational study led by a University of Waterloo researcher.  

People’s intuitive perception of biodiversity through visual and audio cues is remarkably accurate and aligns closely with scientific measures of biodiversity. This is according to new research published in the British Ecological Society journal, People and Nature.

Truncal acne differs from facial acne, with lower sebum/pH but greater microbial imbalance. Androgen levels, gender, and material contact influence outbreaks. The study evaluates treatment products' mechanisms, targets, and pros/cons, guiding clinical choices. These insights advance research and management strategies for truncal acne.