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Golgi and GRAF1-mediated endocytosis reveal hidden early stages of cilium formation
Scientists have uncovered a hidden chapter in the life of the cilium, the tiny antenna-like projection that cells use to...
Global research trends in childhood Mycoplasma pneumoniae pneumonia studies
The bacterium Mycoplasma pneumoniae has long occupied an awkward position in pediatric medicine: too small and too structurally unusual to...
Soybean nodule bacterium Pseudomonas sp. JDE115 suppresses pathogen Agroathelia rolfsii
In the quiet interior of a soybean root nodule, a bacterium has been quietly assembling a chemical arsenal against one...
Linking predictive algorithms with clinical decisions in DBS contact selection
Deep brain stimulation has transformed the lives of hundreds of thousands of people living with Parkinson’s disease, but a quiet...
Who Gains Flexibility from Static Stretching? A Meta-Analysis
Every week, it seems, a new stretching challenge goes viral, promising that a few minutes of daily static stretching will...
Rodent inhalation exposure methods and dosimetry modeling for micro-nanoplastics
Every breath we take may carry traces of plastic, and yet scientists have struggled for years to reproduce that exposure...
Kudoa Parasites in Canary Islands Seafood Pose Emerging Human Health Risks
In the Canary Islands, roughly one in six residents carries antibodies against a little-known fish parasite that has quietly been...
Opioid dependence adds heavy burden for hospitalized cancer patients, study finds
Hospitalized cancer patients who also struggle with opioid dependence face measurably worse clinical outcomes than their counterparts without the condition,...
B-cell profiles reveal clinical differences in childhood-onset lupus patients
Researchers in China have mapped, in unprecedented detail, how the B-cell compartment of the immune system is reshaped in children...
Mangosteen peel extract and α-mangostin curb blood clot formation
The purple rind of the mangosteen, a tropical fruit long prized in Southeast Asian traditional medicine, may hold the key...
Electrodermal responses depend on task demands, not internet addiction severity
Electrodermal activity, the tiny changes in the electrical conductance of the skin that have long served as one of psychology’s...
DHA eases colitis by rebalancing gut microbes and repairing the gut barrier
In a finding that could reshape how scientists think about dietary interventions for inflammatory bowel disease, researchers in China have...
Surfactant-aided hydrothermal synthesis boosts MnWO4 nanomaterial electrochemical performance
In the race to build better supercapacitors, one of the most decisive factors is not the chemical identity of an...
New 3D pediatric brain phantom validated for CT neuroimaging research
Pediatric head computed tomography has become an indispensable tool in emergency medicine, offering rapid diagnosis in cases of trauma, hydrocephalus,...
New multiproxy study suggests megaraptorids were agile apex predators
Some of the most fearsome predators of the Cretaceous world were, according to new research, far lighter than their bone-crushing...
Border veterinary quarantine: overlooked one health shield against zoonotic disease invasion
In the global fight against animal and zoonotic disease, the most important battles are often fought not in laboratories or...
Eating disorders linked to higher rates of vaping and smoking behaviors
Vaping has become one of the most widely adopted nicotine delivery methods of the past decade, particularly among adolescents and...
Participatory group model building reveals barriers to youth mental health support access
Young people who are struggling with their mental health often find help in unexpected places: a youth club down the...
Anterior Segment OCT Imaging Predicts One-Year Success After PreserFlo MicroShunt Surgery
Glaucoma surgeons have long known that the same operation can produce strikingly different results from one patient to the next,...
Severe Hypoglycemia and Impaired Awareness Diminish Quality of Life in CGM Users
For people living with type 1 diabetes, the promise of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technology has long been heralded as...