Even Low Lead Levels Tied to Higher Strep Throat Odds in Children
Children in Philadelphia with blood lead levels between 1 and 3.4 micrograms per deciliter had about 2.5 times the odds ...
Month: November 2026
Energy-Based Collapse Criterion Reaches 100% Agreement in RC and Masonry Tests
A new energy-based criterion identified collapse in 415 quasi-static tests of reinforced-concrete elements and masonry wall panels with 100% combined ...
Europe’s Tree Cover Grew for Two Decades, Most Strongly Where Farming Retreated
A 20-year continental assessment shows European tree cover and connectivity increased most where cropland retreated, while structural heterogeneity declined across ...
Alzheimer’s Researchers Propose Mitochondrial PINK1 as an “Amyloid Switch” in Disease Pathogenesis
A new commentary proposes that the mitochondrial protein PINK1, a central regulator of mitophagy, could act as a direct amyloid ...
Two blood markers together flag highest heart risk in UK Biobank study
An analysis of 286,025 UK Biobank participants found that low estimated glucose disposal rate combined with high lipoprotein(a) marked the ...
Adaptive Decoder Learns Where to Fuse Features in Medical Image Segmentation
Researchers have developed DynamicFusionNet, a decoder that adaptively fuses features across layers, scales and views to improve medical image segmentation ...
Wedding Cocktail Hour Yields First Public Dataset of Unstructured Social Contact
Researchers released the first public temporal proximity network dataset from a privately hosted social event, capturing 7,213 contacts among 95 ...
FlyWire skeleton cleanup maps where neurons receive and send signals
Researchers refined 139,273 FlyWire neuronal skeletons and found that postsynaptic sites sit at higher branch orders than presynaptic sites in ...
Spatial Filtering Reshapes Environmental Rankings of Italian Provinces
A new study shows that applying spatial filtering within a non-compensatory composite index substantially alters the environmental rankings of Italian ...
Plastic waste and red mud transformed into carbon nanotube additives that strengthen cement-free construction materials
Red mud catalyzes plastic pyrolysis to co-produce hydrogen and carbon nanotubes that raise the compressive and flexural strength of alkali-activated ...
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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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