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A survey of 317 original settlers in a rapidly suburbanizing area of Sub-Saharan Africa finds that employment, income satisfaction, housing, ...
A survey of 317 original settlers in a rapidly suburbanizing area of Sub-Saharan Africa finds that employment, income satisfaction, housing, ...
A letter in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine warns that slow-wave slope in obstructive sleep apnea may reflect hypoxia, ...
A new prime editing-based strategy called prime assembly enables precise integration of large DNA fragments and programmable genomic rearrangements without ...
Researchers report that temporal interference stimulation, a non-invasive technique capable of reaching deep brain circuits, can change how willing people ...
An integrated study combining NHANES epidemiology, machine learning, single-cell transcriptomics, molecular docking, and mouse experiments links background-level PFOS exposure to ...
A University at Albany platform called the Research Highlighter-MatchMaker Project uses natural language processing to match researchers with funding opportunities ...
Brazilian researchers constructed and psychometrically validated a 24-page educational guide for colorectal surgery patients, achieving strong expert agreement and high ...
A pilot randomized controlled trial in Pakistan found that a culturally adapted Urdu version of the Unified Protocol was highly ...
New experiments show that liquid drops sliding on insulating surfaces acquire charge through at least two competing mechanisms involving double-layer ...
New research shows that the SIRT1-FOXO1 signaling axis acts as a molecular brake on excessive mitophagy and glycolytic metabolism in ...
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