Sleepless and Disconnected: How Poor Rest and Weak Social Ties Undermine Nurse Safety
A mixed-methods study of 418 nurses shows that poor sleep erodes safety behavior both directly and by shrinking nurses' social ...
Ultrasound Meets Cone-Beam CT: Phantom Test Hits Millimeter Precision for Spine Surgery Navigation
A phantom study reports millimeter-level accuracy for fusing tracked ultrasound with C-arm cone-beam CT, a radiation-sparing approach to spine surgery ...
Editors Flag Image Concerns in Study Linking Aurora Kinase A Pathway to Leukemia Drug Resistance
The Journal of Experimental & Clinical Cancer Research has issued an editorial expression of concern over image integrity in a ...
India’s Health Data System Scores High on Consistency but Stumbles on Accuracy
A new assessment of India's Health Management Information System finds that data availability and internal consistency have improved over eight ...
AI Maps Where Nepal’s Floods and Landslides Collide
A new machine learning study maps Nepal nationwide flood and landslide susceptibility and identifies thousands of square kilometres of connected ...
Copper Alloy Withstands Extreme Heat Thanks to Self-Forming Oxide Shield
A new copper-based multi-component alloy keeps its nanostructure stable at high temperatures and builds a layered oxide armor that slows ...
The Sound of Feel: Scientists Decode Why Two Padel Rackets Strike So Differently
French researchers measured vibration and sound from ball impacts on two padel rackets during real forehand strokes, finding statistically significant ...
Generation Alpha Shows Higher Social Anxiety Than Gen Z as Early Smartphone Exposure Mounts
A study of 200 young people in Coimbatore, India, finds that Generation Alpha reports significantly higher social interaction anxiety than ...
Heat and Cold Sabotage Coral Larvae Through Opposite Cellular Routes, Study Finds
New research shows that both cool and warm temperature extremes reduce survival and settlement in endangered mountainous star coral larvae, ...
As a Chinese Lake Shrinks, Its Wetlands Are Quietly Leaking Carbon
A four-decade study of China's Daihai Lake reveals that wetland loss driven by shifting climate, terrain, and human pressures has ...
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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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