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The pomegranate, one of the oldest cultivated fruit trees in the world, has long frustrated plant biologists for a deceptively...
Single Mutation, Many Faces: Study Maps Mitochondrial Disease in Chinese Children
A single change in a single letter of mitochondrial DNA can cast an astonishingly wide shadow across a child’s body,...
Not All Magnesium Supplements Are Equal: What Science Says About Absorption
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AI Traders Learn to Read the Market’s Mood with Dual-Agent Deep Learning
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American Disability Test Norms May Not Fit German-Speaking Children, Study Warns
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AI Can Map the Toxicity of Forever Chemicals, But Only If Scientists Learn to Trust It
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, the notoriously persistent class of industrial chemicals known as PFAS, have become one of the most...
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Tiny Soil Worms Rewrite the Rules of Life on Arid Mountains
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AI Learns to See Hands Like Humans: New End-to-End Model Reads 3D Hand Poses and Actions from Egocentric Video
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Scientists Use Apple Enzyme to Fuse Coffee Antioxidants With Milk Peptides
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Telemedicine Wins High Marks From Tribal Patients in Rural Rajasthan, Study Finds
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More Daily Steps, Better Teen Mental Health: Landmark Study Tracks 5,500 Adolescents
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Simple Hot-Pressing Step Slashes Resistance in Lithium-Iron-Phosphate Battery Cathodes
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Pineapple Waste Enzymes Outperform Commercial Proteases in Extracting Collagen from Pork Bones
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One Course, Big Gains: Nursing Students’ Global Health Competency Rises Sharply
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New Local Runtime Lets AI Agents Safely Command Your Desktop Files, Browser and Email
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