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Emulsifiers in ultra-processed foods may disrupt gut bacteria and raise colorectal cancer risk
The smooth texture of ice cream, the uniform consistency of salad dressing, the long shelf life of packaged bread —...
Adult Hodgkin lymphoma survivors show knowledge gaps affecting risk-based care
Hodgkin lymphoma is often described as one of modern oncology’s great success stories. Most patients diagnosed with this cancer of...
Dexmedetomidine for Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis
Dexmedetomidine, a sedative drug widely embraced in the care of patients with burst brain aneurysms, does not appear to improve...
New Pipeline Validates Alzheimer’s Models Using Longitudinal Biomarker Data
Mathematicians have built a new computational model of Alzheimer’s disease that treats memory—not as a metaphor but as a mathematical...
Soybean gene GmHMGR6 improves salt tolerance via nitrogen metabolism control
Salt stress is one of the most damaging abiotic constraints facing global agriculture, rendering millions of hectares of cropland unproductive...
Rare homozygous TTPA variant linked to ataxia with vitamin E deficiency
In a striking reminder of how much can hide inside two neighboring letters of the genetic code, researchers in Iran...
Focused ultrasound activates cells and delivers nanomedicine to fight cancer
Cancer treatment has long been constrained by a deceptively simple problem: getting enough drug into a tumor without poisoning the...
Ag/CdSe/g-C3N4 nanocomposite converts CO2 and degrades dyes, mechanism revealed
In a development that could reshape how scientists approach two of the planet’s most stubborn environmental problems at once, an...
Quinoxalinone nanoparticles target endoplasmic reticulum for tumor photodynamic therapy
A new class of engineered nanoparticles that home in on the endoplasmic reticulum of cancer cells and, when illuminated, devastate...
Turkish nurses’ competence in breaking bad news to patients examined in study
Delivering devastating medical diagnoses is among the most emotionally charged tasks in modern healthcare, yet a new study from Turkey...
Study reveals which livelihood capital best shields rural food security from drought
When drought strikes a farming region, the instinctive policy response is often to send agronomists, distribute drought-resistant seeds, or build...
Lifestyle choices linked to cancer risk in Latin America, review finds
Latin America’s cancer burden may be far more preventable than previously understood, according to a sweeping new systematic review and...
Machine Learning Traces Gastrodia elata Origins Using Elemental-Functional Fingerprints
Artificial intelligence can now tell where a humble medicinal root came from, and the technique is exposing just how much...
Diabetes Lowers Survival Across Many Cancer Types, Study Finds
For millions of people living with Type 2 diabetes, a cancer diagnosis brings a double burden—and a new study from...
Maternal RSV vaccines protect infants: updated review of efficacy and safety
Respiratory syncytial virus, better known as RSV, has long been one of the most feared words in paediatric medicine, a...
Multi-omics reveals molecular basis of meat quality variation in Red cattle muscles
Why does a ribeye taste different from a rump even when both come from the same animal, raised on the...
Multi-sensor fusion and SAC-DWA enable dynamic obstacle avoidance for farm machinery
Researchers in China have developed and field-tested an intelligent obstacle avoidance system that allows large agricultural machinery, such as tractors,...
Deep sea anglerfish symbiosis inspires new engineering optimization method
Deep-sea anglerfish, famous for the bioluminescent lure that dangles from their heads, have long captivated biologists because of one of...
NEML2: Efficient modular multiphysics constitutive modeling for hybrid computing environments
A quiet revolution in computational materials science is unfolding at Argonne National Laboratory, where researchers have rebuilt one of the...
Adjustable anchor boxes and transfer learning boost fruit detection on small datasets
Fruit detection in real agricultural environments has long been one of the most stubborn problems in computer vision, and a...