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Microplastic extraction methods alter biodegradable polymer detection in soils
Biodegradable plastics were supposed to be agriculture’s answer to the microplastic problem, but a new study reveals that the very...
GLP-1 Drugs in Fertility Care: Review and Pilot Patient Survey
The blockbuster weight-loss drugs known as GLP-1 receptor agonists have become one of the most talked-about medical phenomena of the...
Researchers Establish Stability Standard for Basketball Shoes in Side-Cutting Moves
When a basketball player plants a foot and cuts sharply to the left or right, the entire lateral stability of...
Octolasmis barnacle populations on spiny lobsters in southeastern Gulf of California
In the warm, productive waters of the southeastern Gulf of California, two species of spiny lobster support a fishery that...
Genetic and protein insights into GRIN epilepsy in Chinese children
In a study that brings together bedside neurology and computational protein modeling, researchers at Peking University First Hospital have analyzed...
Age May Shape How Loneliness Drives Telehealth Use
Loneliness has been formally recognized as a public health crisis in the United States, and the health care system’s response...
Kochia scoparia fruit extract mitigates cognitive impairment and hippocampal neurotoxicity in mice
In a finding that could reshape how scientists think about everyday plant-based foods and brain health, researchers in South Korea...
Imaging and surgery for rare bridging bronchus, artery sling, and heart defect
In a striking reminder of how complex the human body’s plumbing can be when development goes subtly awry, surgeons and...
Loneliness and Distress Intolerance Shape Mothers’ Problematic Smartphone Use
A study of more than one thousand mothers of preschool-aged children has revealed that the path from casual entertainment scrolling...
DNA evidence yields in child sexual abuse cases: Turkish retrospective study
Forensic scientists and clinicians who work with child sexual abuse cases have long operated under a widely cited rule of...
Conserved Pseudomonas aeruginosa outer membrane proteins show vaccine potential in Pakistani isolates
Pseudomonas aeruginosa has long been regarded as one of the most formidable opponents in modern medicine, a Gram-negative bacterium capable...
Fluorine doping tunes conductivity in oxyfluoride glasses
In the quiet pursuit of better batteries and supercapacitors, some of the most promising breakthroughs are happening not in exotic...
Turkish validity and reliability study of the motivation for healing scale in cancer patients
A new Turkish validation study has confirmed that a psychological instrument designed to measure patients’ motivation for healing works reliably...
Survey maps geriatric medicine teaching across Portuguese medical schools
Portugal is one of the fastest-aging countries in Europe, yet a new national survey reveals that its future doctors may...
FTO Loss Protects Vascular Cells in Obesity Hypertension via NDRG1 Methylation
Obesity has long been recognized as one of the most powerful drivers of high blood pressure, but the molecular events...
Metabolism fuels chemotherapy resistance in ovarian cancer, new strategies emerge
Ovarian cancer remains one of the most lethal gynecologic malignancies, and a newly published comprehensive review in the Journal of...
Urinary sulfated bile acids flagged as biomarkers of nutrition-linked cholestasis
A new multi-omics study has identified a promising noninvasive way to detect a dangerous liver complication in the most fragile...
Digital twins enable edge-cloud fault diagnosis for hydropower equipment
Hydropower stations have long relied on manual inspection rounds, fixed maintenance calendars, and the accumulated intuition of veteran engineers to...
Agricultural waste turned into sustainable supramolecular fibers via wet spinning
In a development that could reshape how the textile and materials industries think about sustainable fibers, researchers at Cornell University,...
How genes and sex jointly shape cognition in Philadelphia youth cohort
One of the largest genetic investigations of cognition ever conducted in young people has found that while boys and girls...