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Genomic Study Reveals Diversity, Light-Powered Proteins, and Eight New Aquirufa Species
Freshwater ecosystems are home to an extraordinary fraction of Earth’s microbial diversity, yet many of the bacteria inhabiting rivers, lakes...
Study finds widespread immune activation in hereditary cancer predisposition syndromes
A new study has found that people born with inherited cancer-risk syndromes may carry distinctive signs of immune-system activation years...
Mediterranean Diet and Pancreatic Cancer Risk Studied in 2.3 Million Participants
A new analysis of approximately 2.3 million people has examined whether following a Mediterranean-style diet is associated with a lower...
Multicenter Yemeni Study Reveals Bacteria and Antibiotic Resistance in Ear Infections
Ear infections are often treated as routine ailments, yet a new multicenter study from Sana’a, Yemen, suggests that the bacteria...
Real-World Study Validates Comparable Plasma NfL Testing Across Roche and Fujirebio Platforms
Study summary This retrospective single-center study evaluated plasma neurofilament light chain (pNfL) measured in 253 people with multiple sclerosis using...
Early Treatment Attrition After Recurrence Following Neoadjuvant Chemo-Immunotherapy in Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
Triple-negative breast cancer is sending researchers back to a difficult question: what happens when an aggressive tumor returns after receiving...
Hybrid ZnO/Al2O3 Nanofillers Enhance PDADMAC/PVA Polymer Nanocomposites’ Thermal, Optical, Electrical Properties
A new study has brought together two familiar polymers and two widely used ceramic nanomaterials to create a hybrid nanocomposite...
Correction: Hemostatic Changes During CAR T-Cell Therapy and Risk of Complications
A newly published correction in Cancer Immunology, Immunotherapy has repaired two tables in a study examining haemostatic changes during chimeric...
SEOULTECH Researchers Unveil Multiscale Framework Detecting Hidden Weaknesses in Metro Corridors
Ground beneath rapidly growing cities can move in ways that are almost impossible to see until the consequences become dangerous....
Music therapy study explores cancer survivors’ songwriting needs and challenges
Cancer survivorship is often described as the moment treatment ends, but for many people, the psychological effects of cancer continue...
Certified safe, never tested: Personal care certifications don’t lab-test finished products
A new peer-reviewed analysis is challenging one of the most trusted assumptions in the rapidly expanding market for “clean,” “safe,”...
Faraday Medal Honors Circular Economy Pioneer Mari Lundström
Professor Mari Lundström has received the Royal Society of Chemistry’s Faraday Medal in Electrochemistry for developing technologies that could change...
Targeting POLG Weakens Breast Cancer Stemness by Disrupting Mitochondrial Function
A new study is drawing attention to a possible metabolic vulnerability in breast cancer stem cells: the mitochondrial DNA maintenance...
SPOP drives ZMYND8 ubiquitination, phase-separation loss and mTOR resistance in kidney cancer
Kidney cancer may have revealed a new way to outsmart one of modern oncology’s most important drug strategies. A study...
Standardized Preclinical Hypothermia Could Advance Neuroprotection for Newborns
A deceptively simple idea could determine whether the next generation of neonatal brain-protection treatments succeeds: make experimental hypothermia less complicated,...
NF-κB–TNFAIP3 Pathway Alleviates MASLD by Activating Autophagy in Liver Cells
A molecular feedback system best known for restraining inflammation may also protect the liver from metabolic overload, according to a...
Elevated Bilirubin Levels Affect Premature Infants
Premature babies may soon have a more practical way to navigate one of neonatology’s most delicate decisions: when rising bilirubin...
Trace Elements Guide Exosome Modules and Self-Adapting Hydrogels for Diabetic Foot Regeneration
Diabetic foot ulcers are among the most stubborn complications of diabetes, combining poor circulation, persistent inflammation, microbial risk and a...
Novel clot-fibrinolysis waveform monitoring reveals anticoagulant effects during extracorporeal circulation
Extracorporeal circulation keeps blood moving through artificial tubing, pumps and oxygenators when the heart and lungs cannot perform their normal...
Pilot study links extracellular vesicles and microRNA to remote conditioning after stroke
A small randomized-controlled study is offering new clues about how remote ischemic conditioning may influence the molecular messages carried through...