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Wearables show students’ 24-hour movement patterns diverge from older adults’
For decades, public health messaging has rested on a comfortable premise: as people age, they become less active, more sedentary...
UK study reveals stroke causes and risk factors in young adults
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Machine learning predicts tuberculosis drug resistance from whole genomes, review finds
Tuberculosis has been outsmarting antibiotics for decades, but one of humanity’s deadliest infections may have finally met its analytical match:...
Seasonal water changes drive disease risk in Brazil’s semiarid region
In the parched backlands of northeastern Brazil, the journey of a single drop of water—whether it begins on a rooftop,...
Vitamin C in Critical Illness: Drug Therapy, Not Just Nutrition
Few molecules have ridden a more dramatic rollercoaster through modern medicine than vitamin C, and few have inspired sharper disagreement...
New Multi-City Cohort Study Examines Elderly Health Across China
China has unveiled the extraordinary scale of one of the world’s largest prospective studies of aging, with the publication of...
2026 RISE UP Conference Targets Breast Cancer and Women’s Health Advances
For more than three decades, the mammogram has been one of medicine’s most stubbornly standardized rituals: a woman reaches the...
New framework guides responsible AI deployment in mindfulness-based mental health
The meditation app on your phone may soon be run by a large language model that never sleeps, never tires...
Mogrosides regulate tumor metabolism and immune response, revealing dual anticancer mechanism
The monk fruit, a small green gourd native to the mountainous forests of Guangxi province in southern China, has been...
Gd2O3 tunes impedance matching in flexible nickel-coated fabric polyurea absorbers
Every radar pulse, 5G transmission and power-electronics switching event floods the air with microwaves that can scramble sensors, corrupt communications...
Dry-gel synthesis stabilizes Ni-La nanoparticles for efficient methane reforming
In the global race to neutralize the two greenhouse gases most responsible for warming the planet, few chemical reactions promise...
MetaPKLot unveils new benchmarks for vision-based parking lot management
Every year, drivers in the world’s congested cities burn hours of their lives circling for somewhere to park, and the...
New federated discretization method enables privacy-preserving supervised classification
Artificial intelligence is increasingly trained on data that nobody is allowed to see. Millions of smartphones hold keystroke patterns, hospitals...
Quantum-inspired heuristics and blockchain join forces to secure healthcare predictions
A prediction engine that never touches raw patient data has delivered one of the highest accuracy figures yet reported for...
Four-field quantum key distribution harnesses differential quadrature phase shifts for security
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Ginsenosides Show Promise Against Neurodegenerative Diseases by Blocking Ferroptosis
Ginseng has sat at the intersection of folklore and pharmacology for more than two thousand years, prized across East Asia...
Immune gene diversity mapped in critically endangered disease-prone freshwater turtle
In 2015, a virus swept through a single Australian river and erased ninety percent of the turtles living in it....
Marine chitinase BtChi attacks Candida cell walls, releasing antifungal chitooligosaccharides
The ocean has spent hundreds of millions of years perfecting the chemistry of tearing chitin apart, and scientists in India...
Harnessing WRKY Genes to Boost Potato Stress Tolerance and Yield
The potato has earned its place as one of humanity’s most dependable staples: calorie-dense, fast-maturing and adaptable enough to help...
Straw and warming reshape soil carbon formation pathways in paddy fields
In the flooded fields that feed half of humanity, an unexpected subterranean drama is coming into focus. Climate warming, long...