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Ballet as therapy: how dancing heals body and mind
When the Norwegian stroke physician Hege Ihle-Hansen stepped down after six years as chief of a stroke unit, she describes...
Kefir Protects Young Rat Testes from Damage Caused by High-Fructose Corn Syrup
In an era when sweetened beverages dominate the diets of children and adolescents, scientists are increasingly asking what a lifetime...
How the Brain Learns Without Conscious Awareness
In an era when medicine increasingly measures itself in algorithms, biomarkers, and machine-readable data, a newly published essay in the...
Building a Mouse Cardiopulmonary Digital Twin from Sparse Data
In a development that could reshape how scientists study heart-lung disease, a team of researchers has built a working digital...
How immune and endocrine signals interact during human ovulation
Ovulation has long been described as a rupture, a brief and violent moment when a mature follicle bursts open to...
Fisetin Alters Chemoresistance-Linked microRNAs in Capecitabine-Resistant Colorectal Cancer Cells
Colorectal cancer remains one of the deadliest malignancies worldwide, and while chemotherapy with drugs such as capecitabine has extended survival...
Multi-target drugs link glucose metabolism disorders and neurodegenerative diseases
A new comprehensive review is drawing attention to an intriguing possibility: that modern diabetes drugs may do far more than...
Trichoderma lixii secondary metabolites induce cancer cell apoptosis, GC-MS study shows
A soil fungus better known for protecting plants may also harbor molecules capable of killing cancer cells, according to a...
Whole-transcriptome analysis uncovers ceRNA networks linked to Alzheimer’s disease
Scientists have mapped an intricate web of competing genetic regulators in the brains of Alzheimer’s disease model mice, and in...
Single-nucleus map reveals estradiol’s regulatory effects in obese mouse livers
The liver is not a uniform organ, and the hormone estradiol does not act on it uniformly either. That is...
Genital and wing traits clarify classification of Mesozoic Zoraptera insects
In the amber deposits of northern Myanmar, preserved for roughly 99 million years, scientists have found the key to unlocking...
Co-created model promotes safe home medication use for migrants facing language barriers
Medication errors in the home are among the most common and most preventable causes of avoidable harm in modern healthcare,...
Mental Health and Quality of Life Among Chinese Caregivers of Autistic Preschoolers
Caring for a young autistic child places extraordinary demands on families, but new research from China suggests that the single...
Vaginal microbiome ecology shapes antimicrobial resistance and STI acquisition risk
The vagina is not merely an anatomical passageway but a finely tuned microbial ecosystem, and according to a new review...
Multidisciplinary 3D-printed skull base model validated for endoscopic endonasal surgery training
In a development that could reshape how surgeons train for some of the most dangerous operations in medicine, a multidisciplinary...
Staff describe early challenges launching mobile medication units in New York
Mobile methadone clinics are moving from theory to reality across New York State, but a new study reveals that the...
Medicaid reimbursement declines and ACA expansion reshape Mohs surgery use
Mohs micrographic surgery has long been regarded as the gold standard for treating many nonmelanoma skin cancers, offering the highest...
Machine-optimized CAD design yields stable flying wing UAV glider
Researchers at the University of Stuttgart have shown that an aircraft can design itself. In a study published in Aerospace...
Study links orthorexia, body image, and mood to postmenopausal osteoporosis
Postmenopausal women living with osteoporosis may be carrying a hidden psychological burden that has largely escaped clinical attention: an obsessive...
Improved grasp detection via global feature enhancement and skip-connected fusion
Robots have long struggled with one of the simplest human skills: picking things up. In cluttered, unpredictable environments—piles of tools,...