A cross-continental study suggests that in the treatment of acute myeloid leukemia, age affects survival, independent of genetic-risk groups.

A newly published UC Berkeley study takes a highly critical view of Sonoma County’s Ag Pass program, adding to previous analyses that suggest the system, which allows agricultural workers into ...

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Reclassified disease response criteria at 28 days of treatment for acute graft-vs-host disease (GVHD) improved prediction of 6-month nonrelapse mortality (NRM) compared with conventional criteria in ...

Simply A Citizen Journalist teems with the glut of polished humanity in the author’s cultured universe. This prompts, in your mind, that famous quip — “Show me your friends, and I will tell you who ...

After existing quietly for over two decades on a Roscoe Village sidewalk in Chicago, a rodent-shaped indent became an internet sensation in 2024, when a tweet by comedian and writer, Winslow Dumaine, ...

The US Air Force’s strategy for fighting in the Indo-Pacific region would face significant challenges during a conflict over Taiwan, possibly resulting in defeat. That is the conclusion of two ...

Five years ago, a prominent letter rippled through the theater community, sparked by outrage at the murder of George Floyd.

A new study found that 65% of Black children are shut out of after-school programs, which experts say can help improve social well-being and academic performance, due to cost, availability, and ...

George R.R. Martin's A Song of Fire perfectly utilizes point-of-view characters to tell its story. The first book, A Game of Thrones, features eight characters ...

Kentucky State Police has a new tool: automated cameras in construction zones. Excellent idea. With seven Kentuckians killed in work zones last year, our failure to police ourselves has deadly ...

But perhaps the most useful feedback is the candid criticism. It’s very useful to know that sometimes we’re too verbose, too ...