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Scientists Crack Stress Testing for Rescued Pangolins Using Just Their Droppings
Researchers have biologically validated the first enzyme immunoassay for non-invasively measuring stress hormones in rescued Temminck's pangolins, revealing that even...
Systematic Review Linking Air Pollutants to Liver Function Retracted Over Overlap and Citation Concerns
The Editor-in-Chief of Air Quality, Atmosphere & Health has retracted a 2023 systematic review on polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon exposure and...
Giant Land Snails Reveal Hidden Limits of Soil Metal Contamination in Abidjan
A new study of giant African land snails in Abidjan shows that soil metal contamination does not translate predictably into...
Food Pantries Mark Hidden Disaster Hotspots in Rural South Carolina
A new study finds that rural food pantry users in South Carolina face similar disaster exposure to a neighboring suburban...
Tiny Molybdenum–Nickel Atom Pairs Crack a Major Green Hydrogen Bottleneck
A nickel-based catalyst with asymmetric molybdenum–nickel atom pairs achieves over 2,000 hours of stable water oxidation at industrial current densities...
Hot Days Trigger a Sharp, Short-Lived Rise in Stroke Hospital Admissions, Study Finds
A three-year time-series study in subtropical Nanning, China, found that hot days raised acute ischemic stroke hospital admissions by roughly...
Freshwater Snail Emerges as a Sensitive Sentinel of Arsenic Pollution
A 21-day laboratory study shows the freshwater snail Radix plicatula accumulates arsenic predictably, exhibits staggered antioxidant enzyme responses, and can...
Rainbow Trout Data Could Spare Frogs From Toxicity Testing, New Model Shows
Researchers have developed an ICE model that predicts acute toxicity of organic chemicals to African clawed frog tadpoles from existing...
Nuclear power’s comeback hinges on a looming uranium crunch by 2040
A new review warns that global uranium demand could more than double by 2040 as the nuclear renaissance accelerates, and...
Saltier Water Shields Estuarine Shrimp From Deadly Copper Pollution, Study Finds
New research shows that higher salinity dramatically reduces the lethality of copper pollution to estuarine grass shrimp, with survival peaking...
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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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