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Women caregivers’ knowledge and attitudes toward breast and cervical cancer screening in India
Women who devote themselves to caring for relatives with cancer in India appear to know remarkably little about the screening...
Vitamin D supplements lower insulin needs in youth with type 1 diabetes
A daily dose of vitamin D may help children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes need less insulin, according to...
Quercetin-stabilized gold nanoparticles show promise against bacteria, inflammation, and cancer
In a striking convergence of plant chemistry and nanotechnology, researchers have engineered gold nanoparticles stabilized by quercetin, a naturally occurring...
Genomic tools boost alder seed orchards for sustainable forestry
A quiet revolution is taking root along Ireland’s riverbanks, and it is being written in DNA. Common alder, Alnus glutinosa,...
Vegetable grafting boosts yield stability and climate resilience, review finds
Vegetable grafting, the centuries-old practice of physically fusing the shoot of one plant onto the root system of another, is...
Leaf cutting triggers dynamic flavonoid shifts in Isatis indigotica roots
In a discovery that could reshape how one of traditional Chinese medicine’s most important plants is cultivated, researchers report that...
Graph neural network predicts multiple molecular flavor labels
Artificial intelligence has learned to taste, or at least to predict what a molecule will taste like, with remarkable accuracy....
Losing Mincle receptor guards against LPS-driven preterm birth and fetal inflammation
In a discovery that could reshape how medicine approaches one of obstetrics’ most devastating problems, researchers in Shenzhen, China have...
Nurses’ knowledge and attitudes toward artificial intelligence in Antigua hospital
Artificial intelligence is reshaping modern healthcare at a remarkable pace, from diagnostic algorithms that read medical images to predictive models...
Chinese short-video platforms spread febrile seizure misinformation, study finds
Febrile seizures strike between 2 and 5 percent of children under the age of five, and while clinicians regard them...
Older spinal cord injury patients show variable recovery and discharge outcomes
Spinal cord injury is one of the most life-altering events in medicine, and for decades the clinical conversation around it...
Ancient Roman Gladiator Barracks Unearthed, Revealing Life Beneath the Arena
A patient’s blunt description of homeless shelters as “gladiator shelters” — places where men must fight for a mattress —...
Many microbial molecules worsen abnormal bone growth after spinal cord injury
For people living with severe spinal cord injuries, one of the most disabling complications is not the paralysis itself but...
Miniaturized Metamaterial Antennas Sharpen Deep Tissue Microwave Hyperthermia Efficiency
Microwave hyperthermia—the controlled heating of tumors to temperatures that weaken or kill cancer cells—has long promised a non-invasive alternative to...
Dual GnRH agonist and low-dose hCG trigger improves outcomes in high responders
A widely used strategy in fertility clinics for protecting women at high risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome may offer far...
Vitamin D Alters DNA Repair Machinery in Systemic Sclerosis Patients
Vitamin D, one of the most extensively studied micronutrients in human medicine, has long been associated with bone health, immune...
Microfluidic technique boosts CAR T cell transduction at low viral doses
CAR-T cell therapy has transformed the treatment of certain blood cancers, but the manufacturing process behind these engineered immune cells...
Multimodal fusion boosts recognition of teen sports and abnormal health behaviors
In a development that could reshape how schools, coaches, and clinicians keep track of adolescent physical health, researchers have unveiled...
Olive Waste Biochar Boosts CO2 Conversion to Methane
Every year, the olive oil industry leaves behind mountains of stones and pomace—hard, carbon-rich residues that are usually burned as...
Milk-derived vesicles carrying miR-126-3p ease amyloid-beta stress in neurons
In a finding that could reshape how scientists think about delivering RNA-based therapies to the brain, researchers in Türkiye have...