Ghost of the Seafloor: Elusive Cusk Eel Turns Up 5,500 Kilometers From Its Known Home
Researchers report the first record of the blackedge cusk Ophidion muraenolepis from the Laccadive Sea, extending the species' known range ...
Spleen Activity on Pre-Treatment PET Scans Predicts Survival in Gastric Cancer Patients Receiving Immunotherapy
A post hoc analysis of the Neo-PLANET trial found that higher spleen metabolic activity on pre-treatment FDG PET scans predicts ...
Ancient Bird and Mammal Footprints Reveal a Hidden Oligocene World in Central Iran
Fossilized bird and mammal footprints in Iran's Oligocene Lower Red Formation, including two newly named ichnotaxa and the first record ...
Virtual Reality Transforms Orthopedic Surgery Training, But Key Gaps Remain
A new scoping review finds that virtual reality is effective for early-stage orthopedic surgical skill acquisition, especially arthroscopy, but evidence ...
Cancer Patients Quietly Turn to AI Chatbots, and Most Keep It Secret From Their Doctors
A survey of 400 cancer patients and caregivers finds that although 75 percent know about generative AI tools, only 24 ...
Clam Enzymes Reveal Hidden Pollution Stress Along the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast
Researchers measured antioxidant enzyme activity in wedge clams along the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, finding that detoxification enzymes track local ...
Genes and Chemistry Together Reveal Why One Chinese Sage Variety Builds Superior Medicine
An integrated transcriptome and metabolome study of Salvia miltiorrhiza identifies Jidan No.4 as a standout germplasm and links tanshinone accumulation ...
New Aphid Species Turns Up in South Korea, Doubling Down on Greenideinae Diversity
Researchers report the aphid Eutrichosiphum sinense for the first time in South Korea and publish an illustrated key to all ...
Cheap TE Buffer DNA Extraction Powers Rapid CRISPR Test for Babesia Parasites
Researchers in Thailand showed that simple Tris–EDTA buffer DNA extraction matches commercial kits when paired with RPA and CRISPR–Cas12a for ...
Tiny New Shrimp Species Survives in a Single Patch of Hainan’s Streams
A two-year survey in Hainan's Tongguling National Nature Reserve has uncovered a landlocked shrimp species new to science, Caridina tonggulinensis, ...
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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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