Ankle Nerve Signals Reveal Hidden Timing Errors in Unstable Ankles
Chronic ankle instability is one of the most common consequences of a seemingly minor injury. After a first ankle sprain, a substantial fraction of people...
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Common Plant Compound Shields Testes From Chemotherapy Damage in Rat Study
Cisplatin is one of the most effective and widely used chemotherapy drugs in the world, credited with saving countless lives from testicular, ovarian, bladder and...
Deer Mothers Change How They Recognize Their Calves Over Time
In the marshes and grasslands of eastern China, a remarkable communication drama unfolds every calving season, and scientists have now captured it in unprecedented detail....
How Shrinking Manganite Crystals to Nanoscale Rewrites the Rules of Magnetic Anisotropy
Some of the most useful magnetic materials in modern technology hide their most important secrets in the way their magnetization surrenders to a strong external...
Cattle Farmers in Nigeria Know Their Worms—but Not the Threat of Drug Resistance
On cattle farms scattered across the forest-savannah mosaic of Kwara State in north-central Nigeria, a quiet disconnect is emerging between what farmers know about parasitic...
Stem Cell Therapy Eases Crohn’s Disease by Blocking Iron-Driven Cell Death
Crohn’s disease is one of the most stubborn forms of inflammatory bowel disease, marked by chronic inflammation of the right colon and terminal ileum that...
Epigenetics Moves From Lab Bench to Bedside as Naples Conference Showcases Bold Advances
The science of epigenetics, the study of heritable changes in gene activity that occur without altering the underlying DNA sequence, is moving at breathtaking speed...
Sono-Activated Platinum-Manganese Nanodendrites Trigger Ferroptosis and PANoptosis to Defeat Drug-Resistant Breast Cancer
Cisplatin has long been a cornerstone of breast cancer chemotherapy, but for thousands of patients whose tumors develop resistance to this platinum-based drug, treatment options...
Rotten-Egg Gas Helps Okra Beat Salt Stress Through a Hidden Hormonal Circuit
Hydrogen sulfide, the gas best known for its smell of rotten eggs, is emerging as one of the most surprising heroes of plant stress biology....
Fear of Falling Before Hip Surgery May Predict Survival in Older Adults
A simple question about confidence in everyday movement, asked at the hospital bedside before surgery, may reveal which older adults are most likely to die...
Microbial Natural Products Yield Promising Dual Drug Candidates for Diabetes and Liver Disease
Two of the world’s fastest-growing metabolic epidemics—type 2 diabetes mellitus and metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis, better known as MASH—have long been treated as separate diseases managed...
Engineering Microbes to Fight Disease, Plastics and Pollution
Microorganisms have moved decisively from the margins of industrial research to the centre of a technological revolution. A new editorial published in the journal Microbial...
Quaternion Networks Beat Quantum Circuits on Vision Benchmarks
A new study has delivered one of the most direct head-to-head tests yet of a question that has been quietly dividing the quantum machine learning...
Ancient Thai Fish Paste Reshapes Gut Bacteria and Sharpens Memory in Alzheimer’s Mouse Model
A pungent condiment that has sat on Southeast Asian tables for centuries is now at the center of an unusual neuroscience experiment. Fermented fish paste...
Childhood Obesity Leaves Lasting Fingerprints on Blood Proteins Across Life
Childhood obesity has long been linked to a higher risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes and fatty liver disease in adulthood, but the molecular...
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