Failing Gums, Failing Kidneys? Oral Frailty Flags Early Renal Damage in Older Diabetics
A new cross-sectional study of 201 older adults with type 2 diabetes finds that oral frailty is strongly associated with ...
Ethiopian Vocational Teachers’ Digital Skills Hinge on Training and Infrastructure, Not Age or Gender
A survey of 428 Ethiopian TVET teachers finds that prior ICT training and institutional digital infrastructure, rather than age, gender, ...
Mossy Wetlands Defy Standard Methods for Splitting Water Losses
A comparison of ten evapotranspiration partitioning methods across four Canadian moss-covered wetlands finds no consistent winner and exposes deep uncertainty ...
Surgeons and Trainees See Autonomy Differently, and the Gap Shapes Surgical Training
A national mixed-methods survey finds that surgical residents and attending surgeons define operative autonomy similarly in principle but diverge sharply ...
Tiny Grains, Big Difference: How Teff Flour Particle Size Shapes Cookie Quality
New research shows that milling teff flour to finer particle sizes improves flow behavior, color, and the crispness and overall ...
Bayesian Risk Model Reveals Hidden Metal Threats in Ghanaian River Fish
A hierarchical Bayesian study of Ghana's Akora River finds that while median metal exposure from tilapia and catfish stays within ...
Human Milk Diets and Preterm Growth: What the JASMINE Trial Really Tested in Japanese NICUs
A new editorial defends the JASMINE trial's finding that exclusive human milk-based diets improved growth in Japanese very low birth ...
Kidney Biomarkers Face a Reckoning: New Study Asks What Doctors Really Need From AKI Tests
A new Pediatric Research study and accompanying commentary argue that kidney injury biomarkers must be judged by the specific questions ...
Single Brain Implant Decodes Speech and Gestures Together in Paralysis
A single high-density ECoG implant allowed three paralyzed participants to decode attempted speech and gestures simultaneously, driving a personalized avatar ...
A Quiet Tide, a Turbulent Mouth: How a Brazilian Lagoon Matches the Mixing Power of the World’s Fiercest Estuaries
New microstructure measurements at Brazil's Patos Lagoon show that a microtidal estuary can produce turbulence comparable to the world's most ...
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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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