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In the quiet chemistry of the world's soils, a bacterium called Paenibacillus sp. M2 has been manufacturing one of the...
Before any medical student ever presses a biopsy punch into a living patient, someone has to decide whether their hands...
A lifeline on wheels: how a mobile addiction treatment unit in Rhode Island is reshaping opioid care In the fight...
Three of the world's most widely used fracture-prediction tools have delivered an unusually consistent and unsettling verdict: a strikingly large...
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Atherosclerosis has long been described as a disease of clogged arteries, but a new study presents a more intricate picture:...
Scabies and impetigo are drawing renewed attention in the Pacific, where two closely linked skin diseases can spread rapidly through...
A 15-year review of hospitalized patients in northern China has revealed a sharp rise in pulmonary aspergillosis during the COVID-19...
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A veterinary anesthetic increasingly being inhaled recreationally has been linked to severe tremors, impaired coordination, hallucinations, visual problems, organ stress...
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