Rwanda’s cervical cancer screening gap defies near-universal awareness
A nationwide analysis of Rwanda's 2025 Demographic and Health Survey reveals that while 93.4% of women have heard of cervical ...
A nationwide analysis of Rwanda's 2025 Demographic and Health Survey reveals that while 93.4% of women have heard of cervical ...
A mixed-methods study of 202 pupils in conflict-affected rural Northern Colombia reveals how children conceptualise bullying and cyberbullying, with age ...
A 0.15-million-parameter attention-equipped neural network classifies nine wafer-map defect types with 99.88 percent accuracy on a CPU, combining latent-space augmentation ...
A new Frontiers Research Topic shows how oleogels, hydrogels, and bigels can restructure fats, protect nutrients, and control digestion-driven release ...
A systematic review of 32 studies finds that botulinum toxin consistently improves pain and transiently improves mood in dystonia, while ...
In the rolling agricultural heartland of California's Central Valley, where the fields produce much of the nation's fresh food even ...
A new ToF-SIMS study shows that principal component analysis of ubiquitous negative hydrocarbon ions can classify polymers, quantify carbon density, ...
A retrospective case-control study of 92 children found Helicobacter pylori infection, high-sugar diet, family history, boarding school attendance, and psychological ...
New in situ experiments in Greenland show that light, not temperature or pH, is the main driver of glacier ice ...
A new review maps how metal-organic frameworks and their derivatives store lithium, revealing multi-site redox chemistry and pseudocapacitive kinetics that ...
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