Baseline Cohort Findings on Chemsex Harm Reduction for Young Men in Thailand
Baseline findings from the CLYMAX-2 prospective cohort study of 123 young men who have sex with men in Bangkok revealed ...
Month: November 2026
Lithium-Ion Batteries and Capacitors Converge as Electrode and Electrolyte Advances Reshape Energy Storage
A new review maps how electrode materials, electrolyte chemistry, and interfacial stability jointly shape the performance, safety, and sustainability of ...
Oyster fungus yields new anti-inflammatory molecules that block nitric oxide enzyme
Scientists isolated three novel cytochalasins from an oyster-derived fungus, with two compounds curbing nitric oxide production in mouse microglial cells.
Nanoemulsions Improve Stability and Sensory Acceptance of Essential-Oil-Enriched Apple Juice
Nanoemulsion delivery improved the colloidal stability and sensory acceptability of essential-oil-enriched apple juice compared with direct homogenized dispersion.
Transcriptomic Study Links TAZ to Gut Immune Imbalance in Diabetes
An integrative transcriptomic analysis identifies TAZ as a conserved candidate associated with intestinal Th17/Treg immune imbalance in mouse models of ...
Flavonoids May Rewrite Cancer Epigenetics, but Human Evidence Still Lags
A narrative review finds that flavonoids modulate epigenetic pathways in cell and animal cancer models, but clinical trials have not ...
Why echocardiography staff stay or go: a single NHS trust maps the retention drivers
A mixed-methods service evaluation of 45 NHS echocardiography staff in one London trust found 88 percent of Band 8 team ...
Extinct spectacled cormorant genome reveals sister lineage of Phalacrocorax
Two complete mitochondrial genomes from historical specimens place the extinct spectacled cormorant firmly in the genus Urile as the closest ...
Do Wildlife Taboos Protect People From Zoonotic Disease? Evidence Says Maybe Not
A systematic review of 816 traditional wildlife taboos finds the historical evidence for taboos as zoonotic disease defenses is thin, ...
Researchers Identify New Ground Skink Species in Mountain Forests of Guizhou, China
Herpetologists have described Scincella qianbeiensis, a newly identified ground skink from northern Guizhou distinguished by distinct genetic divergence and unique ...
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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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