Scoping Review Examines Neurodiversity Inclusion Across Five Arab Healthcare Systems
A scoping review of five Arab nations reveals uneven progress in healthcare neurodiversity inclusion alongside substantial diagnostic delays and workforce ...
Month: November 2026
Protruding Staple Leg Causes Severe Intercostal Artery Bleeding After Lung Resection
A case report details how a protruding staple leg perforated an intercostal artery and caused life-threatening hemorrhagic shock following reinforced ...
Engineered Laccase Enzymes and Smart Carrier Materials Turn Stubborn Textile Dyes Into Treatable Wastewater
Engineered laccase enzymes and functional carrier materials can efficiently degrade stubborn textile dyes, but most evidence still comes from laboratory-scale ...
Kinematic knee replacement fails to outperform mechanical alignment in cadaver study
A dynamic knee rig study of seven cadaveric varus knees found that kinematic alignment did not restore native knee kinematics ...
What Speech AI Sees in the Brain: Interpretable Features Explain Audio Model Success
Researchers show that interpretable speech features largely account for how well audio foundation models predict brain responses, while also revealing ...
Umbria’s water mills reframed as territorial infrastructure for multifunctional regeneration
A new study in Built Heritage proposes an analytical framework that treats Umbria's water mills as nodes of a historical ...
Restored Moss Mats Maintain Vineyard Topsoil Moisture Without Delaying Water Infiltration
A 22-month vineyard field study in Germany demonstrates that restoring ground-covering moss mats beneath vines allows rainwater to infiltrate topsoil ...
Study Evaluates Transport-Driven NOx Emissions and Mitigation Scenarios in Campania
An emission inventory and modeling study in Campania, Italy, found that transport sources contributed 78.4% of regional NOx emissions in ...
Complete genomes of South Korean animal vaccine bacteria released as quality-control reference
Researchers have sequenced and annotated the complete genomes of eleven bacterial strains used in inactivated animal vaccines in South Korea.
NFS1 Emerges as Stress-Induced Vulnerability When mTOR Is Suppressed in Glioblastoma
A new study shows that suppressing mTOR signaling in glioblastoma cells induces NFS1, a cysteine desulfurase that supports a stem-like ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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