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A retrospective study of 380 lumbar fusion patients finds that first-day postoperative inflammatory markers are driven mainly by surgical stress ...
A retrospective study of 380 lumbar fusion patients finds that first-day postoperative inflammatory markers are driven mainly by surgical stress ...
A three-wave longitudinal study of 970 Chinese adolescents shows that childhood physical abuse predicts later physical victimization by peers, with ...
Researchers used explainable machine learning to predict and interpret the compressive strength of sustainable SCM-based concrete, finding LightGBM the most ...
A survey of 192 Korean women aged 45 to 55 finds that perceived educational need exceeds perceived performance for all ...
A cluster analysis of 855 European regions shows that every major party family, from the radical right to the greens, ...
A study of Thai multibreed dairy cattle shows genomic data can offset moderate pedigree gaps, but evaluation accuracy and ranking ...
Deep mutational scanning of the CR9114 antibody reveals that epistasis and pleiotropy make cross-reactive breadth against both influenza A and ...
Springer Nature's 2026 Editor of Distinction Awards recognise sixty editors for rigorous peer review management and exceptional service to authors ...
A preliminary case-control study reports that the G allele of the oxytocin receptor SNP rs53576 is far more common in ...
A high-resolution modeling study of Japan's Ariake Sea shows that climate warming intensifies extreme river discharge and lengthens coastal hypoxia ...
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