Science

A Dutch genomic surveillance study found that ICU sink drains harbored multidrug resistant Enterobacteriaceae and showed possible two-way transmission with patients in a non-outbreak setting.

Geant4 Monte Carlo simulations show that a 5 wt% lead-loaded plastic scintillator produces a measurable 511 keV photopeak with detection efficiency rising from 0.9% at...

A retrospective series of twelve men treated at a tertiary centre describes removal techniques, complications and two-year functional outcomes of rare penile constriction injuries.

In a 69-patient observational cohort study, the neutrophil–lymphocyte ratio showed a weak positive correlation with AIDP severity, while albumin showed none.

A panel regression study of 15 emerging economies from 2000 to 2023 finds that education indicators, especially adult literacy, are statistically significant drivers of Human...

A qualitative study in Saveh, Iran, found that parents and clinicians understood the fetal right to life in different ways, describing protection that extends beyond...

A new parametric multistate survival model jointly handles shared frailty and double censoring, showing better accuracy in simulations and an application to retinopathy of prematurity.

A study of 60 NSCLC patients finds that only four texture-based radiomic features remain reproducible across clinical CT, ex vivo CT, and micro-CT after harmonization.

Researchers applied proper generalized decomposition to transient thermoelastic analysis and cut computation time to roughly one-fourth of their in-house finite element software while keeping stress...

Researchers have built a quantile regression model for data bounded between zero and one that outperformed nine established competitors on body fat and REM sleep...

Researchers validated a stability-indicating RP-HPLC method that quantifies abiraterone, niraparib and eight impurities in one 24-minute run.

A retrospective study of 122 men with CP/CPPS found that 12-week improvements in symptom scores and erectile function were only modestly correlated, warning that NIH-CPSI...