Liver Surgery Gives Cats With Rare Tumours a Far Better Prognosis Than Once Thought
For decades, a diagnosis of a primary liver tumour in a cat was treated as close to a death sentence. Older veterinary textbooks reported grim...
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Aging Blunts a Protective Gut Lipid Defense That Keeps COVID-19 Mild
Why COVID-19 hits older people so much harder has been one of the pandemic’s most stubborn questions, and much of the search for answers has...
New AI Tool MANTRA Reads Leukemia Data in Multiple Dimensions to Reveal Hidden Patient Subgroups
Every patient with leukemia carries a molecular story written across multiple layers of data: gene expression, chromatin accessibility, and drug responses measured under dozens of...
TinZr: A $65 Open-Source Wearable Puts Multi-Sensor Health Tracking on a Single Tiny Board
A pocket-sized circuit board measuring just 25 by 25 millimeters could change how researchers build wearable health devices. Engineers have unveiled TinZr, a compact, fully...
Doubling Chromosomes Turns Goji Relative Self-Fertile by Disarming Its Own Pollen Rejection System
When plants duplicate their entire genome, the consequences ripple through nearly every aspect of their biology, from the size of their cells to the chemistry...
Computational Protein Design Supercharges Engineered Immune Cells Against Cancer and Viruses
Scientists in Israel have shown that a computer can help rewire the immune system’s most powerful weapons. In a study published in Science Advances, researchers...
Nurses and Doctors Struggle to Warn Diabetes Patients of Hidden Heart Danger
People living with type 2 diabetes face a two- to four-fold increased risk of cardiovascular disease, yet many of them never fully grasp that their...
Shrimp-Killing Vibrio Genomes Reveal Toxin and Secretion Weaponry Are Not Directly Linked
A devastating bacterial disease that has wiped out shrimp farms across Asia and the Americas may not be as genetically straightforward as scientists once believed....
Tensor-Powered Receiver Promises More Reliable Drone Communications in Chaotic Airwaves
Drones are quickly becoming the flying workhorses of the wireless world. They relay video from disaster zones, ferry inspection data along power lines, act as...
Insulin Therapy Stalls in Pakistan as Physicians Confront a Wall of Patient Fear and Missing Education
In the crowded outpatient halls of a tertiary care hospital in Lahore, Pakistan, a quiet crisis is unfolding in the treatment of one of the...
Smart Frame Selection Slashes Video AI Training Time Without Losing Accuracy
Video has become one of the most demanding data types in modern computer vision. Object detection models that perform impressively on single photographs, from Faster...
Kagome Antiferromagnet Shatters Records for Magnetic-Field-Switched Hall Conductivity
A quiet revolution is unfolding in condensed-matter physics, and it is being written in the geometry of triangles. In a study published in Advanced Science,...
Fitness Beats Age: What Really Decides Curative Cancer Care in Older Adults
One of the most persistent assumptions in oncology is that advanced age itself narrows the door to aggressive cancer treatment. A new retrospective study from...
Surnames and Y Chromosomes Tell Divergent Stories in Northwest Argentina
In societies where children inherit their father’s surname, family names should, in theory, trace the same path through history as the Y chromosome, which is...
Shrimp Rewrite Their Genes to Thrive in Microbe-Rich Biofloc Farms
In a finding that could reshape how the world farms its shrimp, researchers in Malaysia have mapped, at the level of individual genes, how the...
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