Drug-Resistant E. coli Lurks in the Waters of an Argentine River Floodplain
A study of 684 E. coli strains from waters and sediments around Santa Fe City, Argentina, found widespread antibiotic resistance, ...
Real-World Data Confirm Immunotherapy Boost for Aggressive Early Breast Cancer
A real-world study of 95 patients in Tokyo confirms that pembrolizumab combined with chemotherapy before and after surgery delivers event-free ...
Biochar Emerges as an Interface Engineer Reshaping the Hidden World Around Plant Roots
A new review in Biochar shows that biochar acts as a rhizosphere interface engineer, simultaneously restructuring soil physics, chemistry and ...
New wearable dataset and hybrid AI network push human activity recognition closer to real-world use
Researchers at the University of the Punjab have introduced HumCareADL, a demographically diverse multimodal wearable dataset, and HyMCL-Net, a hybrid ...
Cheap Nickel-Iron Catalyst Turns CO2 Into Industrial Building Blocks at Scale
Researchers at the University of Mississippi and Texas A&M University have demonstrated a low-cost method for producing single-atom catalysts in ...
Magnetic Polyphosphazene Nanocomposites Merge Flexible Polymers With Responsive Iron Oxide
A new review in Polymer Bulletin surveys how magnetic polyphosphazene nanocomposites are synthesized, how their structure controls their properties, and ...
Obesity, Skin Barriers and Swelling Drive Cellulitis Risk, Large Study Finds
A large retrospective case-control study from the Medical University of Vienna identifies skin barrier breaches, oedema, obesity and other factors ...
Dialogic Reading Boosts Vocabulary and Engagement in Bengali-Speaking Preschoolers
A new single-case study finds that dialogic reading improved vocabulary, alphabetic knowledge, and behavioral engagement in Bengali-speaking preschool dual language ...
Rural Life, Low Weight and Late Diagnosis Drive Heart Defect Deaths in Ugandan Children
A five-year cohort study at Uganda's national heart institute finds that rural residence, underweight status, defect severity and late diagnosis ...
Heat First, Fuel Later: Physicists Map a Cheaper Route to Fusion Ignition
PPPL physicists have reformulated the classic Lawson criterion to map the least energy-intensive route to fusion ignition, finding that heating ...
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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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