How Gluten Triggers Immune Damage in the Celiac Gut Lining
A new review maps the chain reaction linking gluten, immune cells, and gut damage in celiac disease, pointing toward future treatments.
A new review maps the chain reaction linking gluten, immune cells, and gut damage in celiac disease, pointing toward future treatments.
New research shows repeated water-assisted mantle melting beneath island arcs drives gold enrichment in magma rising toward the seafloor.
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NASA marked the US 250th anniversary with four Chandra X-ray images in red, white, and blue, plus three new astronomical sonifications.
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France logged its hottest day since records began in 1947 as a North African heat mass smothered western Europe, prompting red alerts across multiple countries.
New research finds high-risk groups in northern England remain vitamin D deficient year-round, even during summer months.
Scientists found evidence of fire use in South Africa's Wonderwerk Cave dating back 1.79 million years, using a new luminescence technique on fossil bones.
A NASA satellite captured striking concentric cloud rings above La Palma's erupting Cumbre Vieja volcano in October 2021. The rings formed from a trapped plume