Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death globally, with WHO estimates stating it represents 32% of deaths ...

The complexity of the central nervous system (CNS) and its pathologies necessitates an intricate understanding of the cellular and molecular mechanisms at play. Single-cell biology has emerged as a ...

Childhood myopia has emerged as a global public health concern, with its prevalence rapidly increasing worldwide. Myopia is typically diagnosed in early childhood and often progresses throughout ...

Barely having absorbed the technologies and approaches brought by Industry 4.0, manufacturing organizations already hear discourse about Industry 5.0. The transition to the digital technologies, ...

Photocatalytic reactors have gained significant attention in recent years due to their potential applications in environmental remediation, energy production, and chemical synthesis. These reactors ...

The escalating impacts of human activities on the environment, particularly evident through climate change and biodiversity loss, present urgent challenges for global health. The 21st century has ...

The global prevalence of diabetes continues to rise, projected to impact 700 million individuals by 2045. This increase parallels a significant growth in diabetes-associated complications, with ...

Mental health conditions are often underrecognized and overlooked in healthcare, especially in primary healthcare and in ...

In the context of environmental protection and energy transition today, the research and development of new energy vehicles has become a global focus. As one of the core basic theories of performance ...

The concept of inter-organ crosstalk, notably highlighted since the Nobel Prize-winning work on the Cori cycle in 1947, has significantly shaped our understanding of physiological homeostasis and ...

Neonatal cardiology, a subspecialty that addresses cardiac physiology and congenital heart disease in preterm neonates, ...

In today's interconnected world, migration stands as a critical aspect of international relations, growing ever more ...