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Cadmium contamination of water supplies remains one of the most stubborn environmental health problems of the industrial age, and a...

Runze Chen and Qiangkui Leng of the School of Electronics and Information Engineering at Liaoning Technical University have introduced a...

In a development that could reshape how modern factories juggle speed and sustainability, a team of researchers in China has...

Researchers in Iran have unveiled a new machine learning framework that tackles one of the most stubborn problems in network...

Bleeding tumors, bleeding genes: new study maps the molecular fingerprint of hemorrhagic glioblastoma In a finding that could reshape how...

Wearable devices such as smartwatches and smartphones have become quiet observers of daily life, logging every step, stair climb, and...

For women who undergo mastectomy, the mirror can become an adversary. In a new qualitative study published in Supportive Care...

Cervical cancer screening in South Africa remains stubbornly below national and global targets, and the women least likely to be...

For the millions of people living with and beyond lymphoma, the cognitive fog that settles in during chemotherapy has long...

When a comatose patient survives a cardiac arrest, one of the most consequential questions in the intensive care unit is...

Positron emission tomography has long offered clinicians a window into the metabolic activity of the living human brain, but that...

In the highlands of Oaxaca, Mexico, farmers have grown a remarkable variety of maize for generations. Unlike the corn cultivated...

In a finding that could reshape how scientists fight one of agriculture’s most elusive classes of pathogens, researchers in Japan...

In the steep, rain-fed hills of northern India, a humble legume has sustained farming families for centuries, thriving where other...

Kidney organoids grown from human stem cells have transformed how researchers study kidney development and disease, but they have always...

Pericytes, the elongated mural cells that wrap themselves around the smallest blood vessels in the body, have long been treated...

The glass of orange juice on the breakfast table may look the same whether it has been flash-pasteurized at high...

The invisible world of bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms living in the soil around plant roots may hold one of...

Generative artificial intelligence has swept through higher education faster than almost any technology before it, and universities in Australia and...

Coxsackievirus B1, a common human pathogen in the enterovirus family, has long frustrated virologists because despite its global circulation and...