Hidden in Plain Sight: Intestinal Tuberculosis Perforated a Man’s Gut in a Low-TB Country
A case report describes a Nepalese man living in low-burden Japan whose intestinal tuberculosis progressed from obstruction to bowel perforation ...
A case report describes a Nepalese man living in low-burden Japan whose intestinal tuberculosis progressed from obstruction to bowel perforation ...
A joint international survey of pediatric radiologists reveals that Europe has largely adopted ultrasound as the first-line test for suspected ...
A year-long field study on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau shows that yak dung stove burning drives winter and morning-evening peaks of ...
A new review warns that metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease in children is independently linked to cardiovascular risk and still ...
A new review in the Early Childhood Education Journal synthesizes research showing that unstructured outdoor play supports young children's physical, ...
Chemists at Razi University have immobilized a choline chloride deep eutectic solvent on a triazine-based porous polyamide, creating a recyclable ...
New research from the Chukchi Sea shows that colliding ocean currents sink carbon-carrying phytoplankton about four times faster than usual, ...
Researchers have built the first integrated differential-equation model of vitamin D3 bioaccessibility, showing that micelle formation—not micellar uptake—is the rate-limiting ...
New laboratory research shows that the protein TRIM28 drives macrophages toward a pro-inflammatory state through the NLRP3/SGT1 axis and SUMOylation, ...
Researchers developed a ball milling-assisted method using plant-derived natural deep eutectic solvents that recovers lutein from microalgae more efficiently, safely, ...
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