Social Care Paradoxes Highlight Better Integration with Primary Care
A new theory study in The Annals of Family Medicine reframes the everyday friction between social care and clinical medicine ...
A new theory study in The Annals of Family Medicine reframes the everyday friction between social care and clinical medicine ...
Under prolonged stretch, epithelial tissues can’t simply “hold on”—they remodel. A new Nature Physics study from IBEC reveals how cells ...
Africa’s deepest lakes may be giving insect evolution a rare loophole: a newly described fly-larva adaptation that stays intact under ...
Reno, Nev (July 27) — The Desert Research Institute (DRI) Native Resilience project has released a new open-access eBook, Holding ...
Nanoscale polar order may be the missing link in the long-studied “quantum paraelectric” behavior of strontium titanate (SrTiO₃), according to ...
Advanced triple-negative breast cancer may benefit from an unexpected combination: stereotactic ablative body radiotherapy (SABR) delivered either in a single ...
A new study is reshaping how clinicians think about epinephrine delivery in neonatal resuscitation. In the first minutes after birth, ...
A new analysis of platelet transfusion practices in very low birth weight (VLBW) newborns suggests that clinicians’ decisions may not ...
Soil is often treated as a simple storage site for carbon, but a new study suggests it is better understood ...
A new paper in Opto-Electronic Advances (DOI: 10.29026/oea.2026.250296) reports a striking way to generate optical vortices—light beams with a twisted ...
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