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Britons Back AI Tools to Help GPs Spot Skin Cancer, Nationwide Survey Finds
Artificial intelligence is steadily moving from the research laboratory into the GP surgery, and one of its most promising applications...
Identification of Candidate Biomarkers and Signaling Pathways Associated with Alzheimer’s Disease Using Bioinformatics Analysis of Next Generation Sequencing Data and Molecular Docking Studies
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Tiny red-light switch FenixS–Ash1 delivers ultralow-background optogenetic control
Researchers at the University of Toronto and the University of Saskatchewan have engineered a compact, far-red light-responsive protein pair that...
Twisting Crystal Layers Makes Brittle Semiconductors Stretch Like Metals
In a discovery that could reshape how engineers design flexible electronics and durable semiconductor devices, researchers in China have shown...
Pericyte-like cells may help shape the immune landscape of glioblastoma
Glioblastoma remains one of the most formidable challenges in modern oncology, and a growing body of research suggests that part...
Fat Mass Prediction Models Face a Global Stress Test Across 30 Countries
Body composition science has long faced an awkward truth: the equations most widely used to estimate how much fat a...
Raman Spectral Overtones Reveal NiO2, Not NiOOH, on Nickel Anodes
For decades, electrochemists studying water splitting have worked under a comfortable assumption: when a nickel hydroxide electrode is pushed to...
Tree Diversity and Fungal Partners Drive Forest Life Below Ground More Than Above
Forests are often celebrated for what we can see — the towering trunks, layered canopies, and the birds and insects...
New Co-Simulation Framework Brings PEM Fuel Cell Systems Closer to Real-Time Virtual Testing
Hydrogen fuel cells have long promised clean mobility, but turning that promise into a production-ready automotive powertrain requires an extraordinary...
Ascites Proteins Reveal New Drug Targets for Peritoneal Cancer Spread
The cloudy fluid that accumulates in the abdomen of patients with peritoneal metastasis has long been viewed as little more...
Artery tertiary lymphoid organs encode a pathogenic high-affinity autoantibody−autoantigen pair in atherosclerosis
{“title”:”Hidden Immune structures in arteries produce antibodies that accelerate atherosclerosis”,”excerpt”:”Researchers have identified artery tertiary lymphoid organs as sites that generate...
Cancer Therapy Reshapes Mutation Competition in Healthy Esophageal Tissue
The human esophagus, long regarded as a passive conduit for food, has emerged in the past decade as one of...
Robots steer human choices to reveal hidden goals in teamwork and competition
A team of researchers at Yale University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the University of Colorado Boulder has unveiled...
Reading the Evolutionary History of Cancer Written in Tumour Genomes
Every tumour is a living archive. Buried in its genome is a detailed record of the evolutionary forces that shaped...
Ancestry-specific DNA methylation signatures of smoking and associations with atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease risk: findings from the Million Veteran Program
In the largest study of its kind ever conducted, researchers analyzing the genomes and health records of more than 42,000...
From choice to search: suboptimal preferences in sequential accept-reject decisions
{“title”:”Pigeons Choose Information Over Food Even When Searching Rather Than Choosing”,”html”:”In the world of behavioral science, few findings have proven...
Atomically Thin Sensors Set to Transform Electronic Biosensing
A single sheet of atoms may soon do what entire diagnostic laboratories do today: detect disease markers in blood, identify...
Fatty Liver Disease Is a Heart Problem Too: Experts Call for Joined-Up Care
Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease, known as MASLD, affects roughly a third of adults worldwide and has long been treated...
Lab-Grown Endometrium: New 3D Models Bring Human Reproduction Into Focus
For decades, the human endometrium—the dynamic lining of the uterus that governs embryo implantation, menstruation and the earliest moments of...
Comparison of new and recurring post-acute infection syndrome – results from a German population-based cohort
Post-acute infection syndromes have emerged as one of the most consequential clinical legacies of the pandemic era, yet their underlying...