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Along a 39-kilometre stretch of the Karnali River in western Nepal, a team of researchers has been reading the messages that smooth-coated otters leave behind....

Millions of patients now turn to artificial intelligence chatbots with questions about their medications, from dosing schedules to side effects, often without ever speaking to...

Two of the Mediterranean’s most iconic trees are quietly preparing to move house, and scientists in Algeria have now mapped exactly where they are likely...

Colorectal cancer remains one of the most common and lethal malignancies worldwide, and while immune checkpoint inhibitors have transformed the treatment landscape for many tumors,...

For millions of older adults living with type 2 diabetes, the daily arithmetic of managing blood sugar—counting carbohydrates, timing medications, interpreting glucose readings—can feel like...

Plant-based proteins have a stubborn problem: even when their nutrition is excellent, they often refuse to behave in a food factory. Lupin protein isolate, prized...

Plants cannot run from danger, so they must respond to it with astonishing speed, rewiring their internal logistics within milliseconds of a salt shock or...

When a disaster strikes and every minute counts, fleets of unmanned aerial vehicles promise to sweep vast territories far faster than any human search party....

Wheat feeds more people than any other crop on Earth, yet it is under constant siege from a fungal pathogen that has haunted farmers since...

Nearly three-quarters of adults in Germany have used some form of traditional, complementary or integrative medicine at least once in their lives, according to one...

Engineers have long sought a complete picture of how heat, mass and momentum move together in exotic fluids, and a new theoretical study published in...

Freeze-dried probiotics live or die by the microscopic architecture of the powder that surrounds them. A new study from researchers at Konkuk University, Kangwon National...

Some ideas in machine learning are so deceptively simple that their full impact takes years to appreciate. Classifier chains, introduced in 2009, are a textbook...

When crises collide, the damage does not simply add up — it multiplies. That is the central warning emerging from a new qualitative interview study...

Emulsions are everywhere in modern life, quietly holding together the foods we eat, the cosmetics we smooth onto our skin, and the medicines we swallow....