Turning Down the Volume: Calm Background Music May Steer Diners Toward Healthier Food Choices
The soundtrack playing over a restaurant’s speakers rarely registers as a deliberate influence on what ends up on the plate. Yet a growing body of...
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After Breast Cancer, a Young Survivor Confronts Fertility, Pregnancy Loss and Guilt
A young breast cancer survivor’s deeply personal account of trying to build a family after a cancer diagnosis is drawing attention to one of the...
Actinium-225 PSMA Therapy Shows Early Promise for Recurrent High-Grade Glioma
Recurrent high-grade glioma remains one of the most formidable challenges in clinical oncology. Glioblastoma multiforme, the most common and aggressive primary brain tumor in adults,...
AI Model Combines Transformers and Language Embeddings to Predict miRNA–Disease Links
MicroRNAs, the short strands of RNA that fine-tune gene expression after transcription, have become some of the most intensively studied molecules in modern molecular biology....
Teaching Machines to Spot the Abnormal: A New Roadmap for One-Class Time Series Analysis
Some of the most consequential failures in modern technology announce themselves not as dramatic events but as subtle deviations in a stream of measurements —...
Combining Two Obesity Drugs Hits Five Hormone Receptors and Drives Unprecedented Weight Loss in Rats
A new preclinical study suggests that the next leap in obesity medicine may not come from a single blockbuster molecule, but from deliberately stacking two...
Halogen-Free Mineral Duo Slashes Burning Rates in Glass Fiber Polyester Composites
Fire safety and structural strength rarely pull in the same direction when engineers design polymer composites, but a new study from researchers at Bursa Technical...
Lily Bulb Waste Extract Boosts Broiler Growth, Meat Quality, and Gut Health
A humble by-product of lily bulb processing, long discarded as agricultural waste, may be on the verge of becoming one of the poultry industry’s most...
Deduplication Software Can Silently Distort Systematic Reviews, Paediatric Neuroradiology Study Warns
Deduplication is the unglamorous housekeeping step of every systematic review. Before a single abstract is screened, reviewers must merge the overlapping records that PubMed, Embase...
Stent Rescue Reopens Blocked Heart Bypass Graft in Child With Kawasaki Disease
When a twelve-year-old boy walked into Children’s Hospital of Fudan University in Shanghai, his coronary arteries told a story of damage that had begun years...
Inside the Catalyst: How Ziegler–Natta Particle Design Steers Polyethylene Performance
Polyethylene is the most produced plastic on Earth, and nearly all of it begins its life at a single reactive site: a titanium atom anchored...
Hybrid AI Framework Brings Privacy-Preserving Intrusion Detection to Connected Cars
Modern cars are, in essence, rolling computer networks. Dozens of electronic control units, or ECUs, chatter constantly over the Controller Area Network, better known as...
Cluster Sets Edge Out Rest-Redistribution for Preserving Lifting Velocity, but the Gap May Be Too Small to Matter
Every strength coach knows the feeling of watching bar speed die mid-set. A lifter starts a set of ten back squats with crisp, explosive repetitions,...
Nine-Core Photonic Crystal Fiber Slashes Crosstalk for Communication and Sensing
Optical fibers carry the overwhelming majority of the world’s data, and engineers are running out of easy ways to squeeze more capacity out of a...
Patient Voices Before the Trial: How 26 Interviews Helped Push Daily ePRO Completion to 94% in Ulcerative Colitis Research
When researchers ask patients to log their symptoms every single day for eight weeks, they are asking for something far more demanding than a lab...
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