Musculoskeletal Adaptations During an Ultralong 30,000-km Running Challenge
When a 49-year-old Lithuanian ultra-endurance runner set out to circle the Earth on foot in the fastest time ever recorded, scientists saw a rare opportunity:...
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Ultrasound Turns Pea Pod Waste Into a Powerful Dietary Fiber With Big Functional Gains
Every year, the global pea industry leaves behind an enormous mountain of waste. Around 11.7 million tons of pea pod peel, scraped from roughly 5.9...
Cotton Gene Offers New Clue to How Plants Detoxify Cadmium Pollution
Cadmium is one of the most insidious contaminants in the world’s agricultural soils. It is water-soluble, readily taken up by crop roots, and it climbs...
Graph Learning Method Detects Suspicious Citation Groups in Academic Networks
Citation manipulation has become one of the most corrosive hidden problems in modern science, and a new study from researchers in China, Australia and the...
Ancient Fossil Carpel-Like Organs Push Back Flowering Plant Origins
The story of when flowering plants first appeared on Earth may have just been rewritten. A team of palaeobotanists led by Xin Wang of the...
Jaw and Eye-Socket Fractures Dominate Boxing Face Injuries in Decade of US Emergency Data
Boxing may be one of the oldest and most celebrated sports in human history, but a sweeping new analysis of a decade of United States...
Scientists Use Electricity to Precisely Wire Biosensor Surfaces with Click Chemistry
Biosensors live or die at their surfaces. Whether a device is hunting for a cancer biomarker in a drop of blood or a virus fragment...
New Safety-First Model Shows How Tiny Daily Doses of Algae Could Deliver Omega-3
For years, algae have been heralded as one of the most promising sustainable foods on the planet: they grow in seawater or controlled bioreactors, need...
Layered security approach protects ECG data in constrained IoT healthcare
Every heartbeat that leaves a wearable sensor and travels across a wireless network is, in effect, a medical record in motion. A new study published...
Irrigation, Roads and Cluster Farming Drive Wheat Market Shift in Ethiopia
Smallholder wheat farmers in Northwestern Ethiopia are selling just over half of their harvest, according to a new study that offers one of the most...
AI Measures Tumor Contact With Renal Sinus to Predict Cryoablation Failure
For the growing number of patients diagnosed with small kidney tumors each year, cryoablation has become an attractive alternative to surgery. The minimally invasive procedure...
Sleep Paralysis Linked to Heightened Anxiety in Largest Analysis Yet
For centuries, the experience has been whispered about across cultures under names like the night-mare, the old hag, and the pressure of the chest: a...
Self-Powered Nanogenerators Turn Body Motion Into a Weapon Against Cancer
Cancer remains one of the most stubborn challenges in modern medicine, and despite decades of progress in surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy, a...
Medicinal Plants Offer Antibiotic Alternatives for Poultry Under One-Health Framework
The global poultry industry stands at a critical crossroads as antimicrobial resistance (AMR) continues to render once-reliable antibiotics ineffective against dangerous pathogens. A comprehensive new...
Ensemble deep learning model detects ChatGPT-generated text accurately
In a world where ChatGPT and its relatives are writing essays, news articles, emails and even academic papers, one question has become urgent for educators,...
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