One Health Lessons from Pteropus medius: Nipah Spillover, Microbiota, and Antimicrobial Resistance
Nipah virus and antimicrobial resistance may be converging in the same human-altered landscapes, according to a review that places Bangladesh’s ...
Nipah virus and antimicrobial resistance may be converging in the same human-altered landscapes, according to a review that places Bangladesh’s ...
Cancer researchers are turning to an unexpected set of tools—sound waves, beams of light, electrical pulses, magnetic nanoparticles and carefully ...
A mass nearly filling the right side of a woman’s heart has turned out not to be a malignant cardiac ...
A persistent industrial pollutant may make bladder cancer cells more invasive at concentrations measured in human blood, according to a ...
Spain’s offshore-wind ambitions may be constrained by an unexpectedly terrestrial problem: not the strength of the wind at sea, but ...
A new approach to designing sports compression leggings could replace static body measurements with a moving map of how skin ...
Japan’s fruit farms may need to make a radical change to survive climate change: stop growing the fruits they are ...
A bean’s appearance may be telling scientists more about its nutritional value than anyone expected. In a three-year study spanning ...
A new screening tool could make it far easier for companies to identify the raw materials most likely to threaten ...
Pathological scars may soon face a high-tech adversary: tiny, dissolving needles made from water-rich gels that can punch through dense ...
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