Worst-Case Model Finds Very Low BSE Risk From Insects on Residual Streams
A quantitative risk model from Wageningen researchers indicates that rearing insects on residual streams containing animal proteins is unlikely to ...
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ECDC says Ebola importation risk to Europe remains very low
A new ECDC assessment finds the risk to the EU/EEA population from Ebola cases reported in Kenya and Nigeria remains ...
Evidence review identifies nursing activity-care statements for advanced lung cancer
An evidence review synthesized 30 studies into 24 statements for nursing physical activity management in advanced lung cancer.
UK Biobank study finds modest link between adiposity increase and cardiovascular risk
A longitudinal study of 49,742 UK Biobank participants found a modest association between increasing multidimensional adiposity and subsequent cardiovascular disease ...
CALLY index shows no independent link to colorectal polyp risk
A cross-sectional study of 452 hospitalized patients found no independent association between the CALLY index and colorectal polyps after adjustment ...
Sovereign AI: Why Running Models Locally May Be the Only Way to Truly Audit Them
A new formal framework proves that AI risk assessment capability is mathematically bounded by infrastructure sovereignty, showing that cloud models ...
AI Models Predict Fresh Food Supply Chain Resilience
A new study in Scientific Reports introduces a hybrid framework using variable fuzzy sets and convolutional neural networks to assess ...
Europe Needs a New Breed of Materials Scientist, Researchers Warn in Landmark Training Blueprint
European researchers argue that Safe and Sustainable-by-Design materials innovation is being held back by fragmented expertise and propose a coordinated ...
Infant-directed violence in postpartum psychosis reframed as a symptom of acute illness
A Frontiers in Psychiatry conceptual analysis argues that rare infant-directed violence in postpartum psychosis emerges from infant-focused delusions and command ...
AI Audit of 950 Studies Reveals Most Microplastic Exposure Data Fall Short for Health Risk Assessment
The scale of the new analysis is what sets it apart from earlier efforts to grade the microplastics literature. Previous ...
Sea Urchins and Spheroids: How Ethical Models Are Rewriting Pesticide Toxicity Testing
A new review argues that a tiered panel of bioethical models, from human cell lines and neural spheroids to brine ...
Quantum-Enhanced AI Model Flags Sitting Time and Age as Top Predictors of Male Infertility Risk
A hybrid quantum-classical LSTM model achieved the highest reported accuracy for male infertility risk prediction while identifying daily sitting duration ...
Fuzzy AI Gives Self-Driving Cars a Second Earlier Warning Before Lane Changes Go Wrong
A neuro-fuzzy risk index that fuses braking demand and inter-vehicle gap helped a simulated Level 3 autonomous car detect lane-change ...
Rising Seas Threaten Thousands of Heritage Sites in China’s Greater Bay Area
A new hydrodynamic risk assessment finds that a once-in-a-century storm surge could inundate nearly a third of the 11,220 immovable ...
Paramedics May Flag Dementia Risk in One in Five Older Adults They Visit
A cross-sectional study of Canadian community paramedicine programs found that about one in five older adults screened with the Mini-Cog ...
Heavy Metals in Andean Herbal Teas Pose Little Risk, Study Finds
A screening-level study of five medicinal herbs from Peru's mining-affected Mantaro River basin finds metal concentrations below regulatory limits and ...
Stop trusting single accuracy scores: why ML models need distributional evaluation
A large-scale study argues that machine learning performance should be reported as distributions with confidence intervals on quantiles rather than ...
Where Fire Kills Most: Risk Maps Reveal Budget Gaps in South Korea
A South Korean study combining regional fire-risk matrices with cost–benefit analysis shows that redirecting and expanding disaster safety budgets in ...
Ice and Wind Are Breaking Power Grids: New Review Maps the Fight to Predict Tower Failures
A new review in Mechanical Sciences surveys analytical, numerical, statistical, and AI-based methods for predicting how ice and wind hazards ...
Plastic particles are now inside us, but do they make us sick?
A sweeping review finds micro- and nanoplastics throughout human tissues and plausible mechanisms of harm, while cautioning that definitive proof ...
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