Rural Hepatitis C Risk: Researchers Defend Web-Based Model of Infection Spread
A new letter in the Journal of General Internal Medicine defends a web-based model of hepatitis C risk in rural ...
Slime Molds Found Thriving in Central Brazilian Cave for First Time
Researchers document three species of slime molds in a Cerrado cave in Goiás, marking the first record of myxomycetes in ...
Hospital’s Restorative Rooms Draw Thousands of Stressed Workers in First Months
When Johns Hopkins Hospital opened the RISE Restorative Space in January 2024, nobody knew whether busy clinicians, nurses, lab scientists, ...
Full ribosomal operon sequencing finally cracks the family tree of anaerobic gut fungi
Long-read sequencing of the complete ribosomal RNA operon across 156 isolates of anaerobic gut fungi reveals new genetic markers that ...
Tiny RNA switches revealed in the bone marrow behind allergic eosinophilia
A new study maps how IL-33-driven microRNA programs in the lungs and bone marrow coordinate eosinophil production and airway recruitment ...
Korea’s Home Care Revolution Leaves Some Regions Behind, Landmark 12-Year Study Reveals
Most older adults want one thing above all: to stay in their own homes as they age. That preference has ...
AI-assisted coding lets natural history museums build custom digital tools in minutes
A new study shows that AI-assisted coding enabled the rapid creation of two functional web applications for the Cornell University ...
Sandflies in Cameroon’s visceral leishmaniasis hotspot stay active all year, peaking in the dry season
A twelve-month trapping survey in Kousseri, northern Cameroon, reveals year-round sandfly activity with dry-season peaks and a surprisingly rare known ...
Habitat-use flexibility may promote the spread of Asian weatherloaches in Europe
A laboratory choice experiment shows native European weatherfish are mud specialists while invasive Asian weatherloaches use substrates flexibly, a trait ...
How Construction Could Decide Whether Cities Survive the Next Crisis
When the COVID-19 pandemic emptied offices, disrupted supply chains, and forced billions of people indoors, the built environment became the ...
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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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