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Corn Starch Electrolyte Boosted Tenfold with Plasticizer and Graphene Oxide
A team of researchers at Quaid-i-Azam University in Islamabad has shown that an ordinary kitchen staple, corn starch, can be...
Graphene-Infused Coatings May Help Dental Implants Bond Better to Bone
Dental implants have become one of the most predictable long-term solutions for tooth replacement, yet their success hinges on a...
Aptamer-Guided CRISPR-Cas9 Delivery Could Make Cancer Genome Editing Precise
Gene editing has long promised a revolution in cancer medicine, yet the promise has remained stubbornly out of reach for...
Global Transgenic Crop Lessons Point India Toward Its Next Agricultural Leap
Transgenic technology has quietly reshaped agriculture across the world since the mid-1990s, moving desirable genes into crop plants across the...
Low Muscle Mass Emerges as a Powerful Predictor of Death in Cancer Patients
A sweeping analysis of more than 635,000 cancer patients in South Korea has delivered one of the clearest signals yet...
How Lagos Is Turning WHO Digital Health Advice Into Working Mental Health Care
In the sprawling megacity of Lagos, home to roughly 20 million of Nigeria’s 200 million people, mental health services have...
New Single-Molecule Technique Reads Intact Tau Proteins at Unprecedented Scale
Scientists have unveiled a powerful new method that allows researchers to measure intact protein forms, known as proteoforms, one molecule...
Why Adding Eco-Friendly PLA Can Silence Piezoelectric PVDF Polymers
Piezoelectric polymers have long promised a future in which the flex of a shoe sole, the flutter of a breath,...
Survey Reveals Limited Financial Toxicity After Vestibular Schwannoma Treatment, Despite Employment Changes
A benign tumor growing on the vestibular nerve deep inside the skull is daunting enough on its own, but a...
Real-World Study Shows Nefecon Cuts Proteinuria and Preserves Kidney Function in IgA Nephropathy
A new real-world study offers some of the clearest practical evidence yet that Nefecon, the targeted-release formulation of the corticosteroid...
Farm Waste Turned Water Filters Could Scrub Aspirin Pollution From Wastewater
Every year, humanity swallows roughly 35,000 metric tons of aspirin, and much of it does not simply vanish after doing...
New AI model maps the entire protein universe in a single view
Every living cell depends on thousands of distinct protein families, each folding into precise three-dimensional shapes to carry out the...
New AI Model Maps How Location Shapes Social Influence Online
Every time a person checks in at a café, a park, or an airport using a location-based social network, they...
Soil Chemistry Decides the Best Way to Keep Cadmium Out of Wheat
Cadmium is one of the most stubborn contaminants in the world’s farmland, and in China it has become a quiet...
Income Protects Breast Cancer Survivors From Heart Disease Unequally, National Study Finds
Higher income has long been treated as a reliable shield against chronic disease, but a sweeping new analysis of female...
Machine Learning With Threshold Optimization Could Help Reduce Unnecessary Appendectomies in Adults
Acute appendicitis is one of the most common surgical emergencies on the planet, striking roughly 17 million people each year,...
Oxygenaging: How the Body’s Oxygen Cascade Shapes the Biology of Growing Old
Aging has long been studied through the lens of DNA damage, protein misfolding, and cellular senescence, but a new framework...
AI That Learns the Rules: Symbolic Neural Generators Design New Drug Candidates
Artificial intelligence has become an increasingly powerful tool in the search for new medicines, but a persistent problem has haunted...
Scientists Reveal How Rogue Antibodies Attack the Brain Protein IgLON5
A rare and devastating form of autoimmune encephalitis has long puzzled neurologists: patients develop severe sleep disturbances, breathing difficulties, and...
Green Silver-Zeolite Coating Turns Stainless Steel Implants Into Smart Drug-Releasing Antifungal Shields
Medical implants save millions of lives every year, yet they remain vulnerable to two stubborn enemies: corrosion and infection. A...