Can Plants Detect the Sounds of Their Pollinators? #ASA188
In the intricate dance of nature’s coevolution, plants and their pollinators have traditionally communicated through a symphony of visual cues and olfactory signals. Yet, an...
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Natural Algal Communities Suppress Aquaculture Pathogens
Harnessing Algal Microbiomes to Combat Antibiotic Resistance in Aquaculture Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) represents one of the most pressing challenges facing modern aquaculture. With the rapid...
Study Reveals Pneumonia Decision Support System Narrows Mortality Gap Among Economically Disadvantaged Patients
In a groundbreaking study led by researchers at Intermountain Health in Salt Lake City, the implementation of a sophisticated electronic clinical decision support tool has...
Family Stress, Cortisol, and Child BMI During COVID-19
In the wake of the global COVID-19 pandemic, researchers have increasingly turned their attention to the multifaceted impacts the crisis has had on children’s health,...
Mount Sinai Researchers to Unveil Breakthrough AI Models for Predicting Chronic Respiratory Failure and Detecting Airway Obstruction at ATS 2025 Conference
Leading Pulmonologists from Mount Sinai Unveil Breakthrough Research on AI-Driven Respiratory Disease Diagnosis and Treatment at ATS 2025 At the upcoming American Thoracic Society (ATS)...
Mount Sinai Researchers Discover Promising Method to Modulate Brain Cell Activity for Potential Major Depressive Disorder Treatment in Adults
In a groundbreaking stride toward understanding and treating major depressive disorder, researchers from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have unveiled compelling new...
Epigenetic Study Reveals RABGGTB as a New Candidate Gene for Autism
In a groundbreaking study published in Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, researchers from Japan have brought to light newly identified epigenetic alterations in the brains of...
Bioluminescent Tattoos Transform Urban Architecture
In the pursuit of innovative solutions for urban environments, researchers are shifting the paradigm of architectural aesthetics and functionality by integrating microbial life into building...
Revolutionary Nano-Engineered Thermoelectrics Pave the Way for Scalable, Compressor-Free Cooling Solutions
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) have made a groundbreaking advancement in the realm of thermoelectric materials and refrigeration technology, with the...
Rapid, Affordable Targeted Sequencing Diagnoses Cobalamin C Disease
In a groundbreaking leap toward precision medicine, researchers have unveiled a method that dramatically enhances the speed, affordability, and reliability of diagnosing cobalamin C (cblC)...
Dual Agonist Reverses Fatty Liver, Boosts Insulin
In a pioneering study poised to redefine the therapeutic landscape for metabolic diseases, researchers have unveiled the transformative potential of dual agonism targeting GLP-1R and...
Nano-Engineered Films Boost Solid-State Refrigeration Efficiency
Solid-state refrigeration, unlike traditional vapor-compression methods, operates without moving parts or refrigerant gases, relying instead on the thermoelectric effect to transfer heat. Despite its promise...
UChicago Researchers Develop Innovative Device to Detect Airborne Disease Markers
A groundbreaking advancement in point-of-care diagnostics has emerged from the intersection of materials science and chemical engineering, unveiling an innovative device capable of detecting airborne...
New PREVENT Equation Accurately Predicts 10-Year CVD Risk and Detects Calcium Buildup
A groundbreaking study has shed new light on the predictive power of the American Heart Association’s PREVENT™ risk calculator, demonstrating its ability to accurately identify...
Study Finds Infrequent Stroke Monitoring Is Safe, Effective, and Frees Up Resources
A groundbreaking international study has demonstrated that monitoring vital signs and neurological function at half the frequency traditionally recommended for low-risk patients after acute ischaemic...
