One-Eyed Ocelot Caught on Camera Preying on Fruit Bat in a Mist Net
Biologists in Peru documented the first known case of an ocelot preying on a great fruit-eating bat in a mist ...
When the Model Is Not the Product: Teaching Clinicians to Read AI Evidence
A new Academic Psychiatry commentary argues that clinicians and educators must distinguish evidence about AI models from evidence about deployed ...
Pandemic-era opioid treatment flexibilities widened racial gaps in Veterans Health Administration care
A Veterans Health Administration study of 110,136 patients with opioid use disorder found that racial and ethnic gaps in receipt ...
Dual-Targeted Therapy Brings Remission to Half of Patients with Hardest-to-Treat Inflammatory Bowel Disease
A real-world study from Abu Dhabi found that pairing two advanced therapies with different mechanisms achieved combined clinical and biochemical ...
Gig informal workers and changing work culture in Kashmir
A qualitative study of 14 gig workers in Kashmir reveals six dimensions of platform labour, from income instability and algorithmic ...
A Humanoid Robot Now Speaks Quechua, Thanks to Fine-Tuned Neural Speech Synthesis
Researchers fine-tuned a multilingual neural TTS model on 30.5 hours of Southern Quechua speech and achieved real-time synthesis directly on ...
Myoglobin’s Fat Cargo Decides How Firmly It Grips the Mitochondrial Surface
Molecular dynamics simulations reveal that the lipid metabolite carried by oxygenated myoglobin dictates the strength, lipid selectivity, and orientation of ...
Native Trees Take Over Southern Italy’s Cities in a Bold Green Experiment
A new census of 40 reforestation projects across Apulia, Italy, shows a strong regional shift toward native oak and Mediterranean ...
Half male, half female: Georgian wolf spider reveals rare transverse intersexuality for the first time
A wolf spider collected near Tbilisi has become the first intersexual spider ever recorded from Georgia, displaying both underdeveloped male ...
Kerala’s community disability care network could become a hub-and-spoke model for rehabilitation, researchers propose
Community-based rehabilitation has long been the World Health Organization's preferred strategy for extending disability services across low- and middle-income countries, ...
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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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